Different people prefer different output formats, but it's a matter of familiarity

• Many Homo sapiens prefer one-dimensional [output format - Voice interaction is due to the fact that it is
  • Because that’s what we’ve always done.
  • experience
• Bulleted discussions on Scrapbox are tree-like with each line written by a different person - Similar to co-editing mind-map.
  • There are those who think this tree-like output is possible and those who think it’s a mess.
    • In the end, it’s a matter of getting used to it.
  • Some people use schematic or single-panel cartoons.
  • Often it is easier to draw than to explain in words.
  • Avoid this output format if you are uncomfortable drawing.
• Formalities are constraints
  • When writing a normal sentence, the constraint of “the sentences before and after are connected” is included.
    • I’m loosening the restriction that the bullet points don’t have to be connected at the time of dedent.
    • The circular page adds the restriction that the end of the page must be connected to the beginning of the page.
  • Some people are more literate with restrictions and some are more literate without.
    • Easier to read with and easier to write without.
    • The degree of “ease” of doing so depends on familiarity.

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