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In the Get Started section (and perhaps elsewhere, I did not check) most/all of the figures are one section / page out of phase with the text, and the figures generally are one page ahead of the text:
Examples:
section: 1.13. Key Twitter jargon: @messages
the text is about "@messages", but the figure is about "retweeting", which is the topic of the next section: 1.14.
section: 1.14. Key Twitter jargon: retweet
the text is about "retweeting", but the figure is about "direct messaging" which is the topic of the next section: 1.15
and so on.
By the way, I really like the writing for the parts I have read so far. Very clear and interesting, and it seems that you really know the key ideas / techniques that the reader needs to understand and use Twitter well.
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Michael Caudy |
Aug 15, 2009 |
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As the other reader said. ALL of the example illos are 'out of phase'.
Instead of
(section statement)
(example illos)
...it is the other way around. That means I see a lot of pages that start w seemingly non sequitur tweet illos and then oh! the section. The annoying paging BACK to the tweets that should have been APPENDED in the first place.
In short: good info, good writing, bad example structure. Please append.
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Leo Marihart |
Nov 22, 2011 |