I began writing a book on Honte with Tokumoto last summer and haven’t touched it since Nov, and now I can get back to it.
A few of you have helped me out immensely and have read it over and given some tips to improve it, but now I feel like since I can put some effort into it in July/Aug, I would like more feedback before I devote two full months to it.
Anyway, here it is. [Update 2: Chapter 3: History update]
Note: It’s a massive work in progress, and I decided to do each section/chapter in a different style. If you find some approaches/writing styles work well or poorly, please let me know and I can re-write the bad ones and use your feedback for future topics.
I wrote that part like right when I started writing because I didn’t want to have to include things like eyes, what is territory, liberties, corners->sides->centre, etc…
It’s not a hard limit and I’m gonna remove that line right now.
Oh no, I wasn’t being critical, I was joking. I could give my humble opinionated opinion about the content in general, but I don’t find it a bad thing to limit your audience to people that are solid DDK.
Also, when I reach 15k it will be a finished project reviewed 4 times and I will get to read the most polished edition.
Overleaf is a nice tool for collaborative TeX editing. It also has dropbox integration if you want to sometimes work offline in your own editor/environment.
May I also suggest that you consider the Creative Commons, especially since you already seem willing to share the content and source.
