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Originally Posted by N0B0DY  Hello again, RP.
The hard part isn't putting things into book form, but to go through all your information is quite a task.
I'm sure you're rather busy now, but just wanted to ask now that I'm thinking about it if the diagrams are okay as-is or if they can be depicted a bit more clearly. Not a big deal, just a thought as I go through your stuff. Actually, if the fonts can be altered as well, the work can be saved in picture form so it would be easier to manipulate in a pdf.
Another option, which would be the best imo nowadays, is to make a video of yourself, if even using a webcam, explaining your ideas maybe with you at a chalk board so you can convey points by pont as you go. Alot more people - "they say" - prefer to watch a video than to read, which is a bit unfortunate for the brain.
At any rate, you can even have both out there and I would help to promote them through a friend I have who knows alot about advertising kind of stuff.
Best of luck, whatever you decide, RP. I'll agee to giving the book or video a good review, because after much thought my thoughts and theory are wholly unrelated. |
Lemme give your unexpectedly generous suggestions and alternatives some thought, Nobody.
Presently my general concern is abbreviation of text material.
I understand what you mean about some folks preferring to see a video or webcam presentation, but if not done professionally, the approach could subtract from the objective. I'm a little hesitant about featuring myself with the material (though I have been described as 'photogenic').
Austin may be persuaded to enhance and improve upon with sharper images - and maybe even add to - some of the illustrations? Some of the accompanying handwriting with the illustrations could certainly stand some upgrading.
Inexpressible thanks to you and Austin.
With your offer of a promoter I nearly fell off the floor, you see, I've never engaged in this sort of thing before, but, yes, apparently, it could be easily done. - Bob Dylan, paraphrased. P.S. Thanks to you too, dear Michael.