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Blog posts don’t need to be 5000 words nor do you need to write them on one sitting (or under 30 minutes). For wrist fatigue having better paper and pen help a
by nextlevelwizard 2mo ago
Blog posts don’t need to be 5000 words nor do you need to write them on one sitting (or under 30 minutes).
For wrist fatigue having better paper and pen help a lot, but part of it is just using the muscles and not having a death grip.
This being said I don’t like that this is hand writing with a device. It just isn’t the same as actual physical media.
- altmanaltman 2mo agoYeah they don't need to be. But what about revising and editing? You will just straight up write the perfect thing in first go? What about accesibility for the reader? And yeah I can learn how to write better with my hand but i can also learn how to be a swordfighter. But I don't see how that should be a prerequisite for a blogging platform. I am not saying nobody will ever like this. But as someone who has used blogging platforms for a long time to be considered a power user, the stated comment was my prespective.
- nextlevelwizard 2mo agoNot everything needs to be catered to you. If you dont like it then go away. There are literally thousands of blogging platforms for you to choose from. Just worrying about having it be perfect already tells where the actual problem is. Everything doesn't need to be polished or edited or perfect. Things can be fun and loose and whimsical. Sure some people can't read my hand writing or they are blind and they can't get to my content, that is life. Again my enjoyment is paramount, not some potential reader. You should be writing for yourself.