What’s up, everybody? I’m Jason.
Alright, I know this is a bit of a random question, but this is a page we’ve created for guests to read. We’re thinking about starting this page with a list of random things that inspire us or get us pumped and things that we’d like to read about. It’s not meant to be a “how to” page. We want this to be a place to get ideas and read what you think.
We are also looking into adding a “contest” feature where people submit what they read or read about, and we will post the list here on our website. It should be a bit of a “who’s your favorite author” type of thing.
We also plan on changing the name of the page to “read or read”, and we’ll still keep the list we’re already going to put up here. But we want to change the name of it because the “read or read” sounds like something that people have to actually read to get interested in something. We’re looking into a website that could help with that for people who want to read or read about something.
We plan on changing the name to read or read and adding a few words to the title.
So you can read. You know, just like we do, but you should probably read this page.
It’s a good idea. We already have a whole bunch of reading material. We have lists, lists, lists. The problem is that some of these lists are very long and I’m not sure people are going to read them all. So we’re looking at having a list that is easy to read, but also has a lot of other reading material in it so that people can find the stuff they’re looking for.
Yeah, the best way to read is this page. If you have the time to spend reading, there is no better way to do it. If you aren’t reading, I can’t speak for that.
It would be best to read, but this list is already quite long. What I would suggest instead is to read a couple articles, then visit this page and then read a couple more articles. This is better because you cant go back and read the stuff you read, but it is also a bit longer. As an added benefit, this helps you to find the reading material that you know you wont use.
You can always read at your own pace, but its important to spend the time to truly understand the material. This page is a good example of how to do this. I like how the first post is a list of links, and then there is a page that explains the context of the posts. This is great because you can spend your time reading the articles and then go back and read the links.
