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If you're talking about the words, it's a transcription of how he talks. People rarely talk in full sentences and if you actually read how someone talks it's ve
by IanCutress 5y ago
If you're talking about the words, it's a transcription of how he talks. People rarely talk in full sentences and if you actually read how someone talks it's very hard to follow. I cleaned it up a lot, but still wanted to keep some of that nuance in. There's a video version of this on youtube, and try and just listen to the words as if they were written, and leave in all the 'so the thing is' and 'you know's.
- nixpulvis 5y agoI'm actually not referring to the transcriptions and it's a small thing, but it really does detract from the overall quality of the article a bit. But I really don't blame you at all. When I write for myself, I try very hard to self-edit, but I still leave all kinds of small silly little grammar/spelling mistakes in. I really did like the way you setup the interview and the questions you ask were pretty on point, so don't take this negative feedback too strongly.