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Stay tuned. I'll ask the other admins what they think.

I guess the question is, are proverbs considered to be nonfiction or poetry?

There's no collection for poetry (other than individual poems), but there is for nonfiction pieces. I guess that's the big difference - and the question at hand.

HA! Great!

PL OK - thanks!

This is set up.

One section? This should go in the Short Nonfiction Collection.

Next chapter's up.
Yes, definitely of the holiness persuasion, with what was said about the righteousness of the Pharisees.

Several mentions of Pansy. Apparently she and her husband boarded in their cottage at Ocean Grove that summer.

Thanks. Spot check PL OK!

8:08 - "No Popery in England!" seems to have part of "in" cut off. Take a listen and see what you think.

No worries about the pace.

Thanks, Elijah!

3:32 - fairly long pause in the middle of the sentence.

Katie's response is good. That's about all I would suggest: when you export, a window pops up to allow you to change the file name and choose where to export it. You can see where it's going or change where it's going.

Welcome! There are a couple considerations here: (1) Text source. The text you record from needs to be clearly out of copyright in the USA. (2) Tech settings. We need certain tech settings for the files (bit rate 128 kbps constant, sample rate 44.1 kHz, mono (1 channel), about 89 dB / -19 LUFS [I th...

Thanks!

Section 2:

0:17 - "Section 2" - please say "Chapter 2" instead.

There's some fairly loud background noise through the first half or so. It sounds like people opening bags or something in the same room. Please try to record in a quiet environment as much as possible.

Next chapter's up. About half of it is a rehash of the previous chapter, from the doctor's POV. It's hard to differentiate "an odd silence" from "an awed silence" in speech! (I don't remember the exact phrase, but it was definitely "odd" vs. "awed". In the tex...

Oh, good!

It sounds like Audacity is able to be installed on a Chromebook, so that's good.

OK, it's there now; the other file formats have to re-derive.