^DRY-KISS ~simple~ ~brevity~

1. Don't ^Repeat Yourself. 
   1. ^Give things a ~name~ for sake of ^Better ~organization~. 
   2. Use a ^Name to ^Avoid any ^Repeat of a ^Complex ~expression~. 
2. ^Keep It ^Super ^Simple. 
   1. Allow a ~simple~ ~expression~ to ^Remain unnamed except ^When frequent. 
   2. Allow ~simple~ concepts to ^Remain undefined. 
   3. Don't ~name~ too many things, because it may ^Create ~needless~ ~abstract~ layers. 
   4. Don't ~express~ too many things, because an important ^Signal may ^Drown in ~noise~. 

^DRY-KISS is a mode of ^Symbol in which we ^Make these two popular acronyms ~harmonious~: Don't ^Repeat Yourself and ^Keep It ^Super ^Simple.  As the acronyms imply, we ^Need to get ^Close but not too ^Close and personal.  Don't ^Repeat Yourself yet ^Keep It ^Super ^Simple. 

Anytime we ^Start to describe or ^Map out ^How things ^Relate.  Anytime we ^Need to ^Name-or-express in ~poise~.  Any ^Question or ^Answer may ^Find at least partial ~benefit~ in the efficiency of ~brevity~.