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Wednesday, June 8, 2011

i apologize for not posting yesterday...

But I had an interesting experience. I had a meeting with Dr. Burton yesterday and on my way home had a couple of good ideas, but no computer. 

So I finally pulled out the memo app on my phone for the first time and started writing. 
I rewrote my whole introduction on my phone via texting. 

Alright, I know that's nothing new for people, but it's such a big step from where our culture was not that long ago. How's that for digital culture?

[And if anyone has great ideas for a way of getting all this stuff off my phone without having to type it again, let me know! I tried Evernote, but it's not giving me what I need because my phone is not compatible.]
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  1. Gideon BurtonJune 8, 2011 at 11:22 AM

    I'm curious to see how texting changed your writing process. Were you more concise? Did you edit less?

    As for getting it off of your device, is there an email-out option? Does your phone have copy and paste? If worse comes to worst you could always type it in again reading it off your phone.

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