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Reminds me of what I've heard about "Mt. Fuji" questions for technical job interviews: the interviewer doesn't really care that you get the question right, s/he
by adelevie 16y ago
Reminds me of what I've heard about "Mt. Fuji" questions for technical job interviews: the interviewer doesn't really care that you get the question right, s/he just wants to see how you think.
Yet somehow, I think that the mere knowledge that each keystroke is being tracked will somehow skew the natural writing process. Some shameless self-promoters may turn writing into something like a performance.
(here's the timeslider: http://ietherpad.com/ep/pad/view/D8SOJGh37k/latest http://ietherpad.com/ep/pad/view/D8SOJGh37k/latest)
- treeface 16y agoMaybe...or it will simply create a new branch of technical writing such that the performance is just as important as the final work.