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Excellent story. Thanks for the share, blasdel. The wall street journal had an interesting article on this subject, as does Leo from Zenhabits.net I recently
by sscheper 17y ago
Excellent story. Thanks for the share, blasdel.
The wall street journal had an interesting article on this subject, as does Leo from Zenhabits.net
I recently decided to undergo a similar writing experiment on the concept of focus (http://howtogetfocused.com/ http://howtogetfocused.com/) in which I use a technique that's like a freemium model...
This philosophy centers on the following characteristics:
Writing the book using a blogging platform (I’m using Wordpress)
Listing one main author, and listing many contributing authors (you, the reader, are a contributing author if you comment)
Releasing the book 100% for free online (and selling the offline format)
Sourcing the book’s editor to the readers (Readers comment on each chapter suggesting spelling changes, organization changes, ideas and illustrations
Crowd-sourcing the book’s design
- jamesbritt 17y agoWow. QUite an interesting approach. May I suggest that, since you're' using Wordpress, consider using digress.it? http://digress.it/ http://digress.it/ It makes for very nice user commenting on book material.
- blasdel 17y ago"Real World Haskell" was done this way: http://book.realworldhaskell.org/read/ http://book.realworldhaskell.org/read/
- jamesbritt 17y agoDifferent software though. Last time I looked it wasn't available. I think I like that one better than digress.it though.
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