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A lot of text piled up but no clear emphasis and graph examples #318

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EchoXu5 opened this issue May 17, 2018 · 3 comments
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A lot of text piled up but no clear emphasis and graph examples #318

EchoXu5 opened this issue May 17, 2018 · 3 comments

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@EchoXu5
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EchoXu5 commented May 17, 2018

When I read this reader, I found a lot of paragraphs are just text piled up there. There are no clearer layers for some topics and emphasis or graph examples. This issue will make our reader not so readable and well understandable.

For emphasis, it will be a clear clue for everyone to get the main point quickly. So I suggest highlighting the main point in each topic.

For graph examples, it will be necessary to explain some graph use image, not words. I suggest those topics to try to add at least one image below the text.
For example:
In Chapter 5: Patterns: 5.1 Avoiding Common Mistakes with Time Series
The passage just uses text to describe the graph and no graph for example. It makes it hard to understand. No emphasis sentence showed up either.

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EchoXu5 commented May 19, 2018

Finally, I found two contents in Chapter 5&pattern is duplicated or wrong located content. Already corrected them.
Highlighted some important sentences and edited some typos.

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That's a good point! Maybe we should use the same format for the topic highlight. May I ask what kind of highlight did you use?

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EchoXu5 commented May 19, 2018 via email

@EchoXu5 EchoXu5 closed this as completed Jun 9, 2018
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