Bud the Teacher

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• Jennah // Feb 11th 2009 at 8:00 am

  I read the first sentence (before clicking on the link) as “he was a nice person, but now he’s not a nice person.” I always think about which word to link when I’m writing something for the web, and it is something important to consider to make sure your point gets across correctly.

  Maybe it’s not thinking about it in terms of parts of speech, maybe it’s just the way they’re used. Sarcastic links, definition links, straightforward site links, etc. And those have more to do with the voice and tone of the writer than anything.

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• Scott Schwister // Feb 11th 2009 at 8:39 pm

  Someone, somewhere, somewhen, mentioned our old friend DOL. You could almost call this series, and the discussion it generates, Daily Oral Linking.

  Scott Schwisters last blog post..stephen downes thinks my 15-month-old scribbles brilliantly

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• Jenny // Mar 4th 2009 at 6:53 pm

  I’m late to this game, but I was in a workshop last week in which the presenter mentioned hyperlinks as connections. All of the sudden I thought of your posts and began to wonder if the most accurate part of speech would be a conjunction.

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• Bud Hunt // Mar 4th 2009 at 8:54 pm

  Jenny,

  Never too late. I’ve thought in that direction, too. I think they’re bigger than certain parts of speech – and can be used like many of them. Worth more thinking, I think.

  Bud Hunts last blog post..Hyperlinks as Punctuation?

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