Re:Beware of those who say they help entrepreneurs
by abarrera on Monday December 13, 2010 @10:59AM
(#2000821)
hehe, English isn't my first language, but I'll try to keep it to the point next time :) Thanks for the comment though!! :D
Re:Beware of those who say they help entrepreneurs
by acangiano on Monday December 13, 2010 @11:10AM
(#2000865)
You mean blogese isn't your first language. ;-) The commenter above was referring to the abuse of <strong> tags.
Re:Beware of those who say they help entrepreneurs
by abarrera on Monday December 13, 2010 @11:15AM
(#2000883)
ah damn, my bad, hehe well, I know a lot of people that do fast reading and having it in bold makes this easier, but yeah, maybe this time I over exceeded myself :P
Re:Beware of those who say they help entrepreneurs
by eru on Monday December 13, 2010 @11:40AM
(#2000988)
You have to commit to one audience, I guess.
Re:Beware of those who say they help entrepreneurs
by vietor on Monday December 13, 2010 @06:20PM
(#2002361)
Could you clarify what you mean by "fast reading"? I read very quickly and it was like speedbumps for my eyes. If the article hadn't been short enough to fit on one screen I think I would have been annoyed enough to not finish it.
Re:Beware of those who say they help entrepreneurs
by abarrera on Monday December 13, 2010 @06:38PM
(#2002409)
http://www.copyblogger.com/the-10-second-rule/
Not that I used that, but I'm a diagonal reader myself and I do appreciate the bold parts. But as I said before, there are 2 things that don't work too well, which is, the current blog theme isn't great and too much bold parts on my side.
Re:Beware of those who say they help entrepreneurs
by vietor on Monday December 13, 2010 @07:27PM
(#2002558)
Interesting, thank you. It got me thinking about and paying attention to how I read things, and that I will read them very differently depending on the source.
Articles linked from HN fall into the 'fast but linear' category. Maybe if I'd ran across your article form a source I give less weight to the bold wouldn't have bothered me ...
Unfortunately, the random bolding of words really detracts from the content of the author's writing.