Reiterate the concept

In my Personal Projects, Readers are their own, so it is difficult to create a page for explanations of what I already know.

• When I’m visiting someone else’s personal project, I don’t create many new pages in the first place.

• I don’t “not make it at all” in my personal projects.

  • At what kind of time do you make it?

• Scrapbox was created for the first time in 2021 Unexplored Junior, including adopters.

• I’ve created quite a page of explanations here.

• Why?

what kind of thing

• Having made so many of them, I’m starting to see common patterns.
• What’s in it for you.
  • Exact name title
  • Brief description
  • External links to sources to look at if you want to know more

When do you make it?

• I still think he’s conscious of what others see.
• In writing, he seems to think, “This part here refers to a specific concept rather than the literal meaning, but that may not be conveyed.”
  • The “not getting the message” is a way of thinking that assumes information is communicated.

Why did I make it all up in the unexplored Junior Scrapbox?

• After all, “I can’t get through to you.
• I think “immer” doesn’t convey the same message as “I use immer” or “I like immer too”.
  • If it’s a push-off style, it’s “of course you should Google the words you don’t know,” but the atmosphere is a bit friendly.
• In some cases, the words aren’t used correctly.
  • Call it “Firebase Hosting” and “Firebase” or
  • Cloud Firestore” is called “Firebase,” and so on.
  • Netlify” becomes “Netfly” and so on.

Why did this suddenly climb into my thoughts?

• Perhaps when I considered machine translating the entire Scrapbox project, I felt that a lot of things just didn’t “come across” in the translation.

• mentoring

• information transmission

• Vocabulary Commonization

• lingua franca

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