- You read an awesome post
- You get excited and think: "they could be using Scratch" or "what about compass and straight-edge constructions?" or "why aren't they trying to run a controlled experiment by actively engaging one, randomly selected, child, leaving the others to fend for themselves in the school system, and measuring the difference in outcomes 30 years later?"
- You go to post the comment
- You see a bunch of squiggles you don't understand (Thai)
- You give up
What could you do instead?
- email me: I doubt this blog will ever gain meaningful public attention, so for now I feel safe in assuming that all the people here have been directly pursued by me for feedback and know how to contact me.
- Teach me how to change the background language on my blog to English or, better yet, a setting so that people can see the background in their local language.
- Recode google translate so that it translates all the logistical bits of the page
- Follow this guided tour below
Comments Tutorial
At the bottom of each post, you see a section that looks like this:
ไม่มีความคิดเห็น: This just means that no one has entered a comment yet. Presumably in the future you'll just see the other comments there in this place.
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Start typing your comment into the inner box, yes this one:
Choose the profile you want to be associated with your post:
Finally, publish or see how your post will appear using the left-most (blue) and second (grey) buttons and check the rightish box if you want to get emails on follow-ups to this post.
Bonus: Navigation
Oh, you can also use this bit to navigate to the latest/newer/older/first posts in the blog!
Past comments
For the emails I receive (included past ones) I will post edited versions as comments myself on the relevant page or, if they are general, on the Getting Started initial post.
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