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Just wanted to mention a site I made called One Page Per Day. Lots of people are using it to do NaNo this year: http://www.onepageperday.com http://www.onepa
by grandalf 16y ago
Just wanted to mention a site I made called One Page Per Day. Lots of people are using it to do NaNo this year:
http://www.onepageperday.com http://www.onepageperday.com
- pjscott 16y agoHow does that work? Wouldn't you need to write several pages per day to finish NaNoWriMo? If we estimate 250 words per page (typical in ordinary-sized books) then you'd need to write more than six pages per day to finish on time. Do you give people very large pages? Or does the name actually mean "At least one page per day"?
- grandalf 16y agoit means at least one per day :)
- samratjp 16y agoThats cool. Sounds like 750words. But, OhLife seems to be something that one might actually follow through. http://ohlife.com/b http://ohlife.com/b
- grandalf 16y agoNot sure I follow what you mean. Lots of people are using One Page Per Day every day and getting a LOT written.
- samratjp 16y agoSorry about the belated reply - I was saying that yes, you can get a "LOT" written with One Page Per Day. However, there is the additional step of maintaining an additional service/login etc that seems to get lost in the day to day. I said Ohlife as an alternative because it's to writing what Posterous' emailing did to blogging - as in a no-brainer workflow. It just makes sense to have writing as part of a serendipitous workflow and I daresay email is still the best way to keep track of that. Besides, if hell freezes over with One Page Per Day, Ohlife or Posterous, etc - you still have your sent email as backup. Of course, all this has no implication as to the productive output but with reducing friction. I hope you now understand what I meant :-)