One day soon, I’ll give you the (ridiculous, absurd) backstory about the process by which I created this word cloud (using “worditout“), and the general picture of a very specific corner of my manic insanity it paints. But for now, there’s this: a word cloud that accurately depicts the frequency with which the 190 words (other than words like “the” and “and”) I have used most often in this blog (exclusive of this post) have appeared. [Somehow, that sentence reads wrong. Claude? Can you fix it? “Why yes I can!]
This sentence is awkward:
But for now, there’s this: a word cloud that accurately depicts the frequency with which the 190 words (other than words like “the” and “and”) I have used most often in this blog have appeared.
Please propose five clearer, more concise alternatives.
I’d be happy to propose some clearer, more concise alternatives for that sentence. Here are five options:
- This word cloud visualizes the frequency of the top 190 non-filler words used in this blog.
- Excluding common words like “the” and “and”, this word cloud represents the 190 most frequent terms in my blog posts.
- Here’s a word cloud showing the relative usage of my blog’s 190 most common meaningful words.
- This visual depicts the frequency of key words across my blog, omitting common articles and conjunctions.
- A word cloud illustrating my blog’s vocabulary: the 190 most-used words, minus common fillers.
Would you like me to explain the changes made in any of these alternatives?
