As a blind reader who came pretty late to your writings, the audio versions will be much appreciated... That said, given I sometimes struggle to stay focused when listening to really long audio book chapters or YouTube videos and find it difficult to find where I left off if I take a break, I'd like to cast a vote for offering the longer articles with file breaks at section breaks in the text versions. Runtime might be the same, but I have a much easier time consuming 4 15-minute videoes than I do a single 1 hour video...Also not sure how to address this, either in text or audio, but I've found it difficult to move back and forth between a footnote and the passage that references it, and of course, just reading the whole body and then the foot notes more often than not renders the footnotes incomprehensible without the immediate context of the passage they came from. Not exclusive to articles from you, but I figured I'd mention it while I'm here.
Thanks for bringing this up, I’ll definitely keep it in consideration. The YT algorithm may well be more favorable to a series of 15 minute videos published a week apart each, than a 1 hour video published every other month.
As for the footnotes thing, It’s a hard problem to solve for. I’ll have to give that some more thought.
As a blind reader who came pretty late to your writings, the audio versions will be much appreciated... That said, given I sometimes struggle to stay focused when listening to really long audio book chapters or YouTube videos and find it difficult to find where I left off if I take a break, I'd like to cast a vote for offering the longer articles with file breaks at section breaks in the text versions. Runtime might be the same, but I have a much easier time consuming 4 15-minute videoes than I do a single 1 hour video...Also not sure how to address this, either in text or audio, but I've found it difficult to move back and forth between a footnote and the passage that references it, and of course, just reading the whole body and then the foot notes more often than not renders the footnotes incomprehensible without the immediate context of the passage they came from. Not exclusive to articles from you, but I figured I'd mention it while I'm here.
Thanks for bringing this up, I’ll definitely keep it in consideration. The YT algorithm may well be more favorable to a series of 15 minute videos published a week apart each, than a 1 hour video published every other month.
As for the footnotes thing, It’s a hard problem to solve for. I’ll have to give that some more thought.