proposed readme changes #794

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kauffj merged 2 commits from readme-tweaks into master 2018-12-04 17:36:12 +01:00

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skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
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I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
# Spee.ch
Spee.ch is a [NodeJS](https://nodejs.org) React web app that reads and publishes images and videos to and from the [LBRY](https://lbry.io/) blockchain.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
You can create your own custom version of spee.ch by installing this code base and then creating your own custom components and styles to override the defaults. (More details/guide on how to do that coming soon.)
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
spee.ch provides a user-friendly, custom-designed, image and video hosting site backed by a decentralized network and
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
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skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
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skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
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skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
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skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
![App GIF](https://spee.ch/e/speechgif.gif)
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
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skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
## Install
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
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skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
### Ubuntu Step by Step
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
[Ubuntu Install Guide](./docs/ubuntuinstall.md)
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
## Installation
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
### Quickstart Overview
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
### Ubuntu Step-by-Step
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
[Step-by-step Ubuntu Install Guide](./docs/ubuntuinstall.md)
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
### Full Instructions
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
#### Get some information ready:
* mysqlusername
@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Spee.ch depends on two other lbry technologies:
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
* domainname or 'http://localhost'
* speechport = 3000
#### Install and Set Up System Dependencies:
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
#### Install and Set Up Dependencies
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
* Firewall open ports
* 22
* 80
@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ Spee.ch depends on two other lbry technologies:
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
* _note: even running on http://localhost, you must redirect http or https to port 3000_
#### Clone a spee.ch repo (choose one)
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
#### Clone spee.ch
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
* release version for stable production
```
$ git clone -b release https://github.com/lbryio/spee.ch.git
@ -95,8 +95,8 @@ Check out the [customization guide](https://github.com/lbryio/spee.ch/blob/readm
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
#### (optional) add custom components and update the styles
* Create custom components by creating React components in `site/custom/src/` (further instructions coming soon)
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
* Update the CSS by changing the files in `site/custom/scss` (further instructions and refactor coming soon)
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
* Create custom components by creating React components in `site/custom/src/`
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
* Update or override the CSS by changing the files in `site/custom/scss`
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
#### (optional) install your own chainquery
Instructions are coming at [lbry-docker] to install your own chainquery instance using docker-compose. This will require 50GB of preferably SSD space and at least 10 minutes to download, possibly much longer.
@ -222,7 +222,8 @@ Spee.ch also runs a sync tool, which decodes blocks from the `LBRY` blockchain a
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
* To run only tests that do not require LBC, run `npm run test:no-lbc`
### URL formats
Spee.ch has a few types of URL formats that return different assets from the LBRY network. Below is a list of all possible URLs for the content on spee.ch
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
Spee.ch has a few types of URL formats that return different assets from the LBRY network. Below is a list of all possible URLs for the content on spee.ch. You can learn more about LBRY URLs [here](https://lbry.tech/resources/uri).
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
* retrieve the controlling `LBRY` claim:
* https://spee.ch/`claim`
* https://spee.ch/`claim`.`ext` (serve)
@ -240,22 +241,17 @@ Spee.ch has a few types of URL formats that return different assets from the LBR
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
* https://spee.ch/`@channel`:`channel_id`/`claim`
* https://spee.ch/`@channel`:`channel_id`/`claim`.`ext` (serve)
### Dependencies
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
Spee.ch depends on two other lbry technologies:
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
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skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
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skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
![App GIF](https://spee.ch/e/speechgif.gif)
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
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skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
#### level 1
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
Issues that anyone with basic web development can handle; little-to-no experience with the spee.ch codebase is required.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
#### level 2
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
Familiarity with web apps is required, but little-to-no familiarity with the lbry daemon is necessary
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
#### level 3
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
Familiarity with the spee.ch code base and how the lbry daemon functions is required
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
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I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
#### level 4
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
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I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
Issues with lbry (e.g. the spee.ch wallet, lbrynet configuration, etc.) that require strong familiarity with the lbry daemon and/or network to fix. Generally these issues are best suited for the `lbry` `protocol team` but are reported in this repo because they are part of the spee.ch implementation
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
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skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.
skhameneh commented 2018-12-01 01:00:54 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences).

Suggestions/comments:

  1. No need for Succinctly.
  2. Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility.
  3. Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of Via just and you as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary.
  4. (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die 😝

Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.

I would suggest omitting some of the superfluous words and fix the grammar (or split up into more, separate, sentences). Suggestions/comments: 1) No need for `Succinctly`. 2) Mixing clauses (which a comma is missing) with a list greatly reduces legibility. 3) Can use subjects/nouns before prepositions for increased simplicity/legibility (Not a fan of `Via just` and `you` as the subject mid-sentence) e.g. `You can... with a set of config files. No backing up is necessary. ` 4) (Just my opinion) I will defend the Oxford comma until the day I die :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: Also might want to note the limitations of restoration with limited/no backup.
kauffj commented 2018-12-03 16:48:23 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)
Review

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/

Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about why this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.

I'm not a fan of my intro wording either :/ Still, the original wording doesn't convey enough about _why_ this is interesting. I'll try again, but I encourage you and @jessopb to try as well.