Johne's latest activity
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My company (a software consulting firm) is jumping into AI, so I see messages fly by all the time about the advances in AI tech. It's... -
Thank you for sharing your experience. I sincerely appreciate you taking the time.
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Johne replied to the thread Pro-writingAid.I haven't used Grammarly in a minute, but PWA feels like it's more suited to creative writing and Grammarly is better for business...
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Johne replied to the thread Pro-writingAid.I use AI all the time (for developmental editing feedback) but not in PWA. I just use it for grammar-checking in Scrivener—commas in the...
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Johne replied to the thread Pro-writingAid.Scrivener and ProWritingAid are practically made for each other. PWA integrates right into Scrivener to help you with general...
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Johne replied to the thread Microsoft Copilot.Short answer—it's Microsoft's AI. "Microsoft Copilot acts as an intelligent personal assistant and workplace co‑creator—bridging...
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Blessings to you for developing and sharing such helpful resources.
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Johne replied to the thread Chaos Ex Machina vs. Deus Ex Machina.I scheduled it for Sunday. Sometimes those land, sometimes they don't. This one got 169 impressions and 4 comments. (It didn't land...
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That is an interesting breakdown. Thanks
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Johne replied to the thread Possible Amazon Description.Using the Story Grid Content Genre framework, that description aligns most closely with a Worldview → Redemption Story (specifically...
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Thank you! The title is a reference to events in the story, including a scene in which Victoria's employer Zechariah asks her to find...
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Johne replied to the thread Chaos Ex Machina vs. Deus Ex Machina.I love that title! (And gratz on publishing your novel!)
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My novel, The First Last Concert, (self-published in January 2025) follows that pattern. But you outline it so clearly!
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Johne replied to the thread Chaos Ex Machina vs. Deus Ex Machina.Oh, I was practically born to scrap online, heh.* * Now largely retired, thanks be to God.
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Sounds reasonable, and I think it's even grammatically correct Latin. 'Course, as you're the one working to formulate a set of rules...
