Pivot a line
Change one slot, keep the rest, and see the line before you go. Forms, side by side shows what each slot does.
The line
revise[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}a line you wrote
- new
- subject
revise- mode
technique- body
worthwhile.sequence
Tap a part for its next turn, again to go; swipe to step, pinch to drop. Keys: arrows, Delete, Enter.
An operator in front
! action: Commit a move so its consequence can be seen.
!revise[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}
Families it belongs to
[technique]7 lines, with the word open
29 lines one change away
Drop a slot to read what the line says without it.
near: a line sharing a slot uses it · common: common on the shelf
charge the charge in front
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boon revise[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}add boon
- add
- lands
- Not on the shelf yet.
- why
- a valence word rides the word
subject the word
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reduction[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}swap to reduction
- swap
- near
- lands
- Not on the shelf yet.
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component[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}swap to component
- swap
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- lands
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soup[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}swap to soup
- swap
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- lands
- Not on the shelf yet.
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emulsion[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}swap to emulsion
- swap
- near
- lands
- Not on the shelf yet.
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?revise[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}? wonder in front
- mark
- lands
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~revise[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}~ potential in front
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^revise[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}^ ascension in front
- mark
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- Not on the shelf yet.
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&revise[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}& subject in front
- mark
- lands
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$revise[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}$ substrate in front
- mark
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mode the lens
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revise[prime]{worthwhile.sequence}swap to prime
- swap
- common
- lands
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revise[hook]{worthwhile.sequence}swap to hook
- swap
- common
- lands
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revise[component]{worthwhile.sequence}swap to component
- swap
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- lands
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revise[depth]{worthwhile.sequence}swap to depth
- swap
- common
- lands
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revise{worthwhile.sequence}drop the lens
- drop
- lands
- Not on the shelf yet.
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revise{worthwhile.sequence}(technique)turn its walls to ( )
- walls
- lands
- Not on the shelf yet.
- why
- the lens becomes the scene
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revise{worthwhile.sequence}<technique>turn its walls to < >
- walls
- lands
- Not on the shelf yet.
- why
- the lens becomes where it goes
body what it holds
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revise[technique]{list.character.scene}swap to list.character.scene
- swap
- near
- lands
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revise[technique]{concentrate.signal}swap to concentrate.signal
- swap
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revise[technique]{bind.unlike}swap to bind.unlike
- swap
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revise[technique]{conditions.evolve}swap to conditions.evolve
- swap
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revise[technique]drop what it holds
- drop
- lands
- Not on the shelf yet.
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revise[technique](worthwhile.sequence)turn its walls to ( )
- walls
- lands
- Not on the shelf yet.
- why
- what it holds becomes the scene
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revise[technique]<worthwhile.sequence>turn its walls to < >
- walls
- lands
- Not on the shelf yet.
- why
- what it holds becomes where it goes
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revise[technique]{worthwhile,sequence}hold the parts together
- turn
- lands
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- why
- commas keep parts apart and present at once
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revise[technique]{worthwhile;sequence}hold the parts in order
- turn
- lands
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- why
- semicolons put the parts in a sequence
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revise[technique]{worthwhile ~> sequence}make the parts a path
- turn
- lands
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- why
- ~> carries each part on to the next without collapsing them
projection where it goes
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revise[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}<receipt>add receipt
- add
- common
- lands
- Not on the shelf yet.
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revise[technique]{worthwhile.sequence}<china>add china
- add
- common
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- Not on the shelf yet.
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