How many of you know what this paragraph is talking about--without having to
look it up?
"At around 8:30 a.m., most of the 300 or so on hand here filed into an auditorium where co-organizer David Berlind proceeded to invite anyone in the crowd with a mashup they wanted to show off to step forward and introduce it. One caveat: They got only 30 seconds to explain their projects. It was like Demo on crack."

No clue. But context is a virtue.

raises hand.

but then I read boingboing...

I'm sitting on my hands, so writing this isn't easy.
Nor do I know what boingboing is.
I think there was a cartoon character named Johnny Boingboing in the 50s or 60s - probably unrelated.

I had to look it up. Interesting article.

No idea, but ASp is right, context is important.

I'm sure there are some paragraphs in our product documents that would be incomprehensible if there wasn't all the information around them.

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I'm sitting on my hands, so writing this isn't easy.
Nor do I know what boingboing is.
I think there was a cartoon character named Johnny Boingboing in the 50s or 60s - probably unrelated.

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Gerald Mcboing boing

My brother was a fan of the book.