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I downvoted you. All the OP really said was > I wanted to point out that there are more enjoyable ways to learn to type now :) But you went off on a rant abo
by Maro 14y ago
I downvoted you.
All the OP really said was
> I wanted to point out that there are more enjoyable ways to learn to type now :)
But you went off on a rant about using it offline and customization and certification and "facts" about web services.
Chill!
- belorn 14y agoI did go a bit over the top there, and to that Im sorry. My tone was unfriendly and below the expected standards for comments. The OP presented the two webservices as replacement tutor software. Even if one is only showcasing a replacement as "more fun", other aspects of the software still matters. If the only aspect one cares about is how fun the software is, there are plenty of games with no tutoring features at all but which has plenty of funness. Thus a replacement tutor software need to be viewed with all its aspects in mind, including customization and always online requirements. Thus while funness is an important factor when selecting which tutor software to use in education, I in my somewhat humble opinion, consider customization as a vast more important feature.