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I think the time spent on writing a summary for each paragraph could be better spent editing the paragraph to its essence, such that a summary isn't necessary.
by evmar 14y ago
I think the time spent on writing a summary for each paragraph could be better spent editing the paragraph to its essence, such that a summary isn't necessary.
- dbieber 14y agoI agree, and I think I was suggesting the wrong use case at first. In a typical blog post, the summaries shouldn't be necessary. A good use case for Collapsible Blogging is when you are listing multiple items or events, and the reader may only be interested in reading about one or two. Then the reader can choose to expand just those. May be better as Expandable Blogging rather than Collapsible Blogging. I'm going to try it out this way and see what people think.
- firefoxman1 14y agoThat's very true. I had a very similar idea a while ago, but it worked the other way around: semi-relevant tangents and sidenotes would be collapsed by default, and you click to expand them.
- njs12345 14y agoA bit like an inline footnote?
- firefoxman1 14y agoVery much like one, just intended to be used more liberally with other related content as well.
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