Call for Reviewers

• You can see the contents of the book here: /intellitech-en
  • You are required to be interested in the content of this book.
    • If you are not interested in the book, applying this review is not good for both you and me.
  • I can give you PDF, ePub or Mobi files if you want.
    • I use LeanPub for file distribution: https://leanpub.com/intellitech-howtoboostyourcreativity
    • I can give you a coupon to get the book free of charge.
• If you have experiences of programming, it is better, but it is not required.
• Even if you are not native English speaker, it does not matter. I want to express in simple English that everyone can understand even they are not native.
• If you want you can put your name on the Acknowledgments section and it go along with further translation from English.
• I’m not sure the best way to manage this project. Let me hear your opinion.
  • My suggestion: start with one-hour trial, then discuss
  • I want to hear anything you think, especially which section is difficult to understand.
  • It is difficult to define required quality of review comments, so feel easy. I hope you enjoy reading my book.

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What kind of review I need:

• I am trying to make the text understandable for people all over the world.
  • So I would like to know any questions or IWAKAN (a sense of disharmony) that came to your mind while you were reading the text.
  • The information about sections you feel difficult, confusing or questionable is valuable.
  • I appreciate any comments and questions. Questions can help me to describe more precisely.
• There is no need to admire this book. Your review is not for displaying in bookstore. It is for improving my manuscript.

How to feedback:

• Feel easy to send me an email: nishio ‘dot’ hirokazu ‘at’ gmail ‘dot’ com

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• If you read PDF in the Preview app in Mac, you can use Cmd+[ to back link.
• It is okay to use PDF annotation to respond comments to me.
  • Tell me if you have better way to do this task.

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I think there are 3 kinds of issues:

• Semantic issues: you find it difficult to understand.
• Grammatical issues: you understand the meaning but the syntax is not correct.
• Style issues: you understand the meaning and the syntax is correct, but you think it is not a natural expression.

Currently I focused on the semantic issues.

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