A few days ago Active Rainer Jim Lee shared a few word clouds he created on wordle.net... I couldn't resist and had to play with a few of my blogs to see what they'd look like...
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I've never heard of wordle.net, but now I'm going to have to check it out. There's so much to learn on AR. Thanks!
Oh wow, I just spent weeks learning AR (still learning) and now there's something else to learn. And, you know I'm going right there after I finish this.
I write an annual Thanksgiving Poem and send it to all my clients using a different poetry style every year (last year was rap - ouch!). This is something I can use this year. Thank you!
Thanks, Rene, for the education. I can always count on you to learn something new!
y'all are too kind... I should post a piece I did back in 1983, computer poems... much like today's "clouds"... Crap, that means I have to go to storage and forage through a bazillion boxes of old stuff! Maybe this weekend...
I know they call it social media, but look at how many have become popular never having allowed a single comment or ever comment back to others. They make it a one way conversation and don't let others in, but they get the public's attention and it works.
Rene - thank you for the fun tool! I was actually looking for Tag Clouds the other day and this site looks like it will create some great clouds. Have a good week!
Monica
Todd: ditto
Monica: I ran a few others having fun trying to get the words to show up like I wanted them to... great fun.
Hi Rene, it would seem that one day I would get what the clouds do! It always looks like those words are there to get "caught." Am I right? That's probably a good thing too. ;-)
I just checked mine out - very cool. I couldn't figure out how to share, but it was fun. Changed the colors to bold red and blue. You knew that, right? ;-)
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