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Oops, I forgot to ask where are you based? We are in the UK and I though it may be relevant to your non-native comment. We definitely want something which is
by ayusaf 15y ago
Oops, I forgot to ask where are you based? We are in the UK and I though it may be relevant to your non-native comment. We definitely want something which is universally appealing and understood.
- ayusaf 15y agoThe dictionary definition format combined with a tag line is confusing indeed. I've dropped the tag line and it looks clearer on the page.
- ayusaf 15y agoWe've gone with this for now: http://www.superowl.me/ http://www.superowl.me/ We may swap out 'spoken word' for podcasts. Thanks for the help.
- DanielStraight 15y agoI'm from the US. It's not that I found the definition incomprehensible. It just didn't sound like something anyone would actually say. The problem with using the term "spoken word" to describe what you are offering is that it already has a separate meaning. Spoken word is a particular type of performance art. See Wikipedia. Honestly, the best thing may be to just list the type of content you are offering: "... who enjoy hand-picked audio documentaries, interviews, discussions, stories and more." I'm not sure there is a good term for the collection of those things.