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>If they miss a word they never do unintelligible, they just start playing madlibs based on the rest of the sentence. Isn't that what people do?
by laughing_man 6mo ago
>If they miss a word they never do unintelligible, they just start playing madlibs based on the rest of the sentence.
Isn't that what people do?
- Lammy 6mo agoFor in-person conversations to keep the conversation flowing, sure, but any good transcription will say [unintelligible] when the scribe couldn't tell despite being able to listen over it again and again. Nixon tapes for example: https://kagi.com/search?q=site%3Anixonlibrary.gov+%22unintelligible%22&r=us&sh=10bBvH0fgFIYk3qhfvLO2Q https://kagi.com/search?q=site%3Anixonlibrary.gov+%22unintel...