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I like it. its like the sidebar on the front page of the wall street journal. And on your site I would rather read those little summaries instead of what you p
by ParameterOne 10y ago
I like it. its like the sidebar on the front page of the wall street journal. And on your site I would rather read those little summaries instead of what you put under the headline on the main page
I like all my information bite sized. and when i click to the main article i want the article short too.....and full of facts. I could read
- mattbgates 10y agoGlad to know there are others... nothing wrong with long articles, but a little helpful summary would be nice! I've yet to come across very many websites that do this, but I figured I'd offer something unique and different. Like I said, I'd rather you be on the page for 2 minutes, then leave, move on with your life, than not at all.
- ParameterOne 10y agoThis may or may not be helpful but I had an idea a couple years ago that was basically cliff notes for news. The program would read articles and parse the facts using keywords like "did,was,is, etc" which would by itself create a summary. Let me know if you want to work on that