@maureendowd We use algorithms to reformat longer, complex sentences into flowing, poetic-phrase patterns. The result: deeper comprehension, fewer regressions, less eyestrain, longer retention, faster speed, stronger reading and writing scores on standardized tests.
https://t.co/lh0cythQ1H
@JamesLoduca Hello James, At Mayo Clinic, we developed Visual-Syntactic Text Formatting, as a tool to help persons with low-vision, dyslexia, brain injuries, English as a Foreign Language, and older readers. The tool, called Live Ink, boosts comprehension and reduces eyestrain.
@TwitterA11y with plans for longer prose, Twitter should license Live Ink patents and software — it has been proven to boost reading comprehension and strengthen reading, writing and sopken English proficiency. Seriously. Your platform would leap ahead other social media.
Elon, Talk to me about licensing Live Ink’s Visual-Syntactic Text Formatting patents and software. It boosts comprehension, reduces euestrain, and strengthens reading, writing and spoken EFL Fluency.
https://t.co/LpjWaVXpUY
Perfect fit for longer prose. Easy to scroll.