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In practice it seems like we do this all the time. “TLDR” summaries seem like this. Those knowledge graph snippets on Google seems like this. The first parag
by scrivna 4y ago
In practice it seems like we do this all the time.
“TLDR” summaries seem like this.
Those knowledge graph snippets on Google seems like this.
The first paragraph of many news stories seem like this.
The first answer on a Quora page before you have to login seems like this.
Other than like an actual specific technical “feature” implementation it seems like this is everywhere in my life.
- CharlesW 4y agoAnother significant example is Wikipedia. Compare the English vs. Simple English version of "engine": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engine https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engine https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engine Abstracts and book summaries are another large category of something similar being done "in the wild".
- NeoTar 4y agoWhilst the outcome of the simple English wikipedia may agree with this, the intention is different; I believe the articles in simple English could (and should) be as long as the regular articles, but written with a reduced and simpler vocabulary.