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Why a reverse grid instead of a normal grid?
by RheingoldRiver 4y ago
Why a reverse grid instead of a normal grid?
- ohyoutravel 4y agoPersonally it’s easier on the eyes, like dark mode versus light mode on electronics.
- amelius 4y agoWhitelines, the company who owns the patent on it, formulates it as "Dark lines distract, Whitelines don't". https://www.whitelinespaper.com/product/wirebound-notebooks-11-x-8-5-graph/ https://www.whitelinespaper.com/product/wirebound-notebooks-...
- RheingoldRiver 4y agoInteresting, and that sort of jives with the reason I'm a bit put off by the idea - I think I'd find it too easy to ignore the lines because they're so much less visible than normal gridlines. I'll keep this link though, and if I ever have a reason to use lined physical paper again I'll buy something from them and give it a try, because I am intrigued by the idea, maybe my impression is wrong.