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@komarovegor thanks! :)
Very clever!
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I really think this app could have some potentially great uses now that, you have complete control over how long your sessions are and, how quickly your work starts to fade away.
Will be really interesting to see what people do with it!
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Sounds quite intriguing, but I feel like I’d be freaking about what to write and that my work will fade away, so I’d not write anything at all.
Love this idea. Reminds me of an exercise that we did in my high school / college called "focused free-writing" -- the idea was to keep the pen moving, not to over-think exact sentence structure or idea crafting, and to challenge yourself to really flex the boundaries of a topic without stressing perfection.
We typically did this exercise as a way to ground our brains before class began, to get ourselves into the flow of writing, and to get out any extraneous ideas that were on our minds. To that end, I might consider positioning Dysprose as a product for exactly that: it's not the place where you craft your final content drafts, it's a place for you to get yourself into the flow, get ideas out there, and get your brain into a place where you can really think about writing a well-crafted piece. To that end, you might want to consider starting with a "prompt" (you could grab random ideas from the web or ask someone to type in a few keywords to give them a topic).