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What’s the reasoning for no backspace? I understand not allowing edits before the current word but I am a very clumsy typer, and this made me pretty frustrated
by jjj123 1y ago
What’s the reasoning for no backspace? I understand not allowing edits before the current word but I am a very clumsy typer, and this made me pretty frustrated when every other word had a typo.
- jrowen 1y agoIt may not be for you, then (and I don't think it's for me, either), but that seems consistent with the idea. You're supposed to let go of any kind of editing and just go go go. You can edit it later.
- inanutshellus 1y agoJust let go bud. Type with your eyes closed, if that helps. Get the idea written down before it gets lost in the "oops, i misspelled that wait... what was I going to say?" trap. I find it to be a clever tool for those of us fastidious types that fixate on accuracy and end up failing to complete the larger goal.
- dduplex 1y agoI’ve found that while trying to write down the ideas in my head, it’s very easy for me to lose my train of thought if I edit while I write, which I can’t seem to help but doing. Not being able to go back at all, or to glance at anything I’ve already written, has helped me keep my inner dialogue moving without interruption. It felt odd at first, but I very quickly got used to not editing myself.