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The Pyramid Principle employs argument contexts. Those feel a lot like function contexts or classes
'Write like you speak', 'Get to the point fast' and 'Be Brief' from the MS guide feel a lot like 'Write Readable Code For People' and the 'Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)' from Clean Code
SRP also reminds me a lot of the already mentioned, isolated argument contexts.
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I wouldn't really say it's purely subjective. There are traits to well-readable texts that code shares with posts or newspaper articles.
Studying guides like Microsoft Writing Guidelines, Clean Code and The Pyramid Principle of Writing helped me to take a lot of the subjectivity away. Even though these concepts come from somewhat different domains, they sound similar on many points: