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I like the idea. But I believe, and that's my very own personal opinion, that showing short sentences instead of words helps much more to understand the conten
by Eleutheria 13y ago
I like the idea.
But I believe, and that's my very own personal opinion, that showing short sentences instead of words helps much more to understand the content of the reading instead of trying to glue together meaningless words one by one, attaching the new isolated word to the previous and next word imposes a heavy burden in your brain.
Here is an example of what I mean:
* words in braces are red *
Our [goal] here at Spritz
is to [share]
our [spritzing] technologies
with the [world].
To [do] that,
we [created]
the [PoweredbySpritz™] program
that [facilitates]
the [development]
of [applications]
using [Spritz] technologies.
An entire host of [tools]
have been [created],
including [SDKs] and [APIs]
for [Android], [iOS],
and [Javascript]
to help [developers]
implement [spritzing]
[inside] of their
[applications] and [websites].
The eye follows the red word which has a heavier importance in the sentence, so prepositions and articles are not ignored but appended to the cognitive path.
* Btw, I don't believe in patents, so even if I build on your idea, I could care less about patenting it. So fuck spritz. If anybody wants to develop it further more, go ahead, step on my shoulders, as I've stepped on giants before me too.