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I think you might have an issue with forgetting to replace text like that. It should be much easier to spot black bars / repetitive latin ('gibberish') than sta
by joshschreuder 12y ago
I think you might have an issue with forgetting to replace text like that. It should be much easier to spot black bars / repetitive latin ('gibberish') than standard sentences.
- schoen 12y agoAlso, some people find text that they can understand distracting (because they're drawn to read it), which is one of the other motivations for using lorem ipsum. But apparently some people also find text that they can't understand distracting (because they're annoyed that it doesn't make sense or they don't know what it is), so it seems hard to win here!
- smarx007 12y agoActually, I think it's wrong to just replace distracting text with bars, maybe there is something wrong with the text: too much, poor style etc - so leave the text where it has to be. And for non-Latin lipsum, you can use this website: http://generator.lorem-ipsum.info/ http://generator.lorem-ipsum.info/
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- reitanqild 12y agoCan't help but thinking of creating a "lorem ipsum detector" for relevant cms's. Then if you would try to publish something that looked lorem ipsumish you'd get a warning, much the same way that you get if you try to send a mail w/o a subject field from (most?) modern mail clients.