For me personally, I would prefer transcripts and written summaries of any audio or video content. I find it very difficult to listen to and learn from hearing audio when sitting at a computer, and having text or a transcript to read from instead helps a lot. It allows me to read at my own pace and go back and forth when I need to.
I'd also like any audio and video content to be easily and separately downloadable, so I could listen to it at my own convenience. And I'd want any slides or demonstrations to be easily printable, so I could see it on paper and write notes on it. (As you can probably tell, I'm more of a verbal and visual learner.)
By the way, your comment seemed totally normal to me, and I didn't notice any unusual tone, but I'm curious what you were referring to.
By the way, your comment seemed totally normal to me, and I didn't notice any unusual tone, but I'm curious what you were referring to.
Having the disclaimer seems to help me write more coherently, for whatever reason; compare the above post to this one for an example. There are still noticeable (to me) differences, though - my vocabulary is odd in a way that only anger or this kind of problem evokes (more unusual or overly specific words, fewer generalizations or 'fuzzy' ways of putting things), and I'm having trouble adding sub-points into the flow (he...
And happy new year to everyone.