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First of all, this article is an example of one whose first 80% could be cut. So many writers on the Web take so long to get to the point. I wish that they had
by combatentropy 11y ago
First of all, this article is an example of one whose first 80% could be cut. So many writers on the Web take so long to get to the point. I wish that they had learned the Inverted Pyramid style, which has been a tradition of newspapers.
Second, is what the writer describing something that would be met with a hyperlinked table of contents, like http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/interactive/index.html http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/interactive/index.html, along with maybe each page hyperlinking to other pages where fit?
- nvader 11y agoI would be willing to spend up to USD 50, for a chrome plugin (with an optional extra solution that worked on mobile) that automatically summarized articles into Inverted Pyramids. Of course, if you actually had this technology, my money wouldn't be essentially worthless given the much bigger and more lucrative markets you'd have available.
- karmacondon 11y agoAs an aside, I have thought this same thing. The non-inverted pyramid style is horrible and pervasive. I would pay $$/month to have technology or people summarize these things for me.