pKakidashi

from pRegroup2020 Export Tool

  • Regroup is not currently willing to use the write out method itself.

    • Iā€™m on Facebook.
  • The export tool on the iPhone, if everything is automatically saved in the first place, wouldnā€™t there be a need to send it piece by piece?

    • One huge text area, orā€¦
  • No, itā€™s not. By the fact that once you write it, you canā€™t rewrite it again (not necessarily, but itā€™s a hassle), youā€™re afforded to write more and more without going back and forth.

    • When you think something you wrote earlier is different, you donā€™t go back and correct it or delete it, you write, ā€œNo, itā€™s not.ā€
    • I mean, Iā€™m having a conversation with myself from a while ago. - Do not erase.
  • There are two types of ā€œthink in writingā€: cases in which what you have written can be erased and cases in which it cannot be erased, and only in the cases in which it cannot be erased does the past become ā€œuneditable.

    • On the other hand, unlike ā€œrecording what is spokenā€, the output is fed back as text. Facebook
  • I thought it would be better to make it as a separate app so that it can flow into stickies in the future, since the export tool, as it is now, lacks the benefit of gachanching.

    • And for stickies, I canā€™t ā€œpaste the exported item into Scrapboxā€ without a way to convert it back to text format again.
    • If you group stickies and enter the ā€œorder to follow,ā€ they will be output as bulleted notes and can be posted directly to Scrapbox.
  • If I can export in Scrapbox format from the export tool, Iā€™d like to be able to paste and format my Facebook and Slack logs as well.

    • It would be nice to be able to make a sticky note of what youā€™ve written down, but thatā€™s not a priority either.

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