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I think the first sentence > A while back, a digital acquaintance of mine went to work for the company Zora, which made me aware of its existence and curious a
by yorwba 6y ago
I think the first sentence
> A while back, a digital acquaintance of mine went to work for the company Zora, which made me aware of its existence and curious about its purpose.
should be a pretty big hint that the article does not presuppose that the reader knows about Zora. But if you don't know what bl—ch— in the third paragraph refers to, the article is probably confusing.
- StavrosK 6y agoHow not? It doesn't explain it anywhere. Saying "I first heard about Foobar a while back" doesn't imply anything about the reader. The fact that the author doesn't explain what they do anywhere (except for what you can infer by reading what they say about the product later) does.
- Majromax 6y ago> But if you don't know what bl—ch— in the third paragraph refers to It took me longer than it should (pre-caffine) to parse this part of the article, so I'll supply a hint. The article describes it as a "distributed cryptographic ledger," and Bitcoin is another instantiation of this idea.
- gowld 6y agoIt's "blockchain".