Adding a logic channel next to pure text
Adding a logic channel next to pure text
This is an experiment for better communication. If anyone's got time for feedback (positive or negative), I'd love to hear it :) Especially about: • [core idea] Do you think the core idea of some logical channel for info display is promising, or do you think it's not worthwhile? • [current utility] Does the current logical channel help you understand the text better? • [reader interface] Assuming we have the logical markup of a text, how can we use that to help readers grasp the parts of the text they're interested in faster? How should we display the information? • [author interface] What would an ideal author interface look like, for marking up text while writing it?
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