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The Amazing thing about the Amazing Type-Writer app is that it isn’t just about typing on a virtual typewriter.
It’s also a social network of sorts, a place where you can find other people’s thoughts and ideas, and add your own.
Other people can see the cards you make public, then copy them and add their own annotations, and share them again. Like this. (Examples follow.)
Some make art with it. Some share quotes. Some do weird stuff.
Each card becomes whatever you want it to be, and can be made the way you want to make it. It’s deliciously odd, so whatever you use it for: enjoy the oddness.
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Giles Turnbull is a freelance writer in England. He also writes for the Press Association and The Morning News. You can find out more at his website, and follow him on Twitter @gilest.
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so… like twitter with uh… a different font?
no, not really like twitter. you make cards; if you want, you can share them in a public gallery. any card in the gallery can be copied by any other user and edited or amended and re-posted back to the gallery.
for $1.99, would have been nice to throw that in there too…
The circle sounds like locking posts to a certain group of friends in Facebook.
bounce house
inflatable slide
inflatable castles
jumping castle
inflatable bouncer
Inflatable Pool
Inflatable Obstacle
Inflatable Arch
Inflatable Screen