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what are your criteria for identifying popular articles? also, is there any NLP involved in the summarization process, or is it all manual?
Popular article is defined by reaching the top 5 with about 40 votes.
Michael, this is excellent. Congrats!
A new header and actual logo (not text-based and losing the ™) would probably take care of that. The highlighter-on-text look is apt, but doesn't come out very cleanly. Perhaps a logo that captures the "highlighter" idea, rather than physical mimicry.
Excellent idea.
I'm sure this is on your list, but design could use some work -- visually it seems a lot like one of those regurgitate-press-releases-as-content type of sites. A new header and actual logo (not text-based and losing the ™) would probably take care of that. The highlighter-on-text look is apt, but doesn't come out very cleanly. Perhaps a logo that captures the "highlighter" idea, rather than physical mimicry. Ex…
I'm sure this is on your list, but design could use some work -- visually it seems a lot like one of those regurgitate-press-releases-as-content type of sites. A new header and actual logo (not text-based and losing the ™) would probably take care of that. The highlighter-on-text look is apt, but doesn't come out very cleanly. Perhaps a logo that captures the "highlighter" idea, rather than physical mimicry. Ex…
I'm sure this is on your list, but design could use some work -- visually it seems a lot like one of those regurgitate-press-releases-as-content type of sites. A new header and actual logo (not text-based and losing the ™) would probably take care of that. The highlighter-on-text look is apt, but doesn't come out very cleanly. Perhaps a logo that captures the "highlighter" idea, rather than physical mimicry. Ex…
Thanks for the feedback. Do you think just changing the logo will make it look less like regurgitated press releases?
Also you might consider condensing to one column if possible, or at least using a layout that would collapse to a single column. I could see using this a lot on my phone, but I only get about 2/3 of the screen for content. Maybe there's a good wordpress mobile layout out there?
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Thanks for the feedback. Do you think just changing the logo will make it look less like regurgitated press releases?
That would definitely help -- could also be that the header looks like a generic "news" or "publishing" template. Maybe you don't need both a logo and the background photo. Also you might consider condensing to one column if possible, or at least using a layout that would collapse to a single column. I could see using this a lot on my phone, but I only get about 2/3 of the screen for content. Maybe there's a good wor…
I'll work with my designer to tweak the design.
Michael, this is excellent. Congrats!
Great. It would be better if the summaries were even shorter though, and had more links. For example: "Developers using the Lean Software Development model compare the writing of software to a manufacturing process where project requirements are considered inventory. The focus should be on the code as it is the real inventory. Like all inventory there is a cost to carrying code. Competitive advantage can be achieved…
I like how you're thinking but in this case Lean software generally considers features inventory. The author of the source article is suggesting it should be inventory instead. The transition is needed from the general perception to what is being proposed.
"Lean software says features are inventory and carrying inventory costs money, but perhaps code itself should be considered inventory instead."