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RE: The Lunar Space Elevator. Crazy or Credible idea?
Please give me feedback on this post, is it the sort of style you like? I am trying to avoid going into too many details and I am trying to write articles that will appeal to a broader audience. So, please do let me know your thoughts.
I would have preferred more details personally, so that I could avoid having to google to get more information (and also an explanation for the first image). Of course, you do not have to write a full novel, but something in between would be IMO nice :)
Also note that the first image seems to be copyrighted. If you want to get support from communities like @steemstem, this is something to take into account. Thanks in advance!
Thanks for the feedback. I worked with the group, engineers and artists for the first image. You'll see similar images in the animation, which to my knowledge ( I may be wrong) the images were made alongside the animation. I am kinda a bit bamboozled who to credit for the image. For example, most of the animations I've made were "for the public benifet" and we had permission from artist/musicians to use certain things. I take it that in those cases I'd put the copywrite under my name as I commissioned those animations? I genuinly am clueless. On youtube, I put down the names and roles of everyone involved which ends up being pages and pages long.
I've got a lot of material like that for other projects so it would be good to find out now, before writing any other posts.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll try and incorporate more info in future posts, my fear is putting too much info in and boring the hell out of people. However, on the flip side, I dont want people having to google more info. I have a terrible habbit of writing waaaaay too much and boring everyone to death! :P
Thanks very much for your feedback :D. I genuinely appreciate it and I hope that I can improve these posts :D.
To come back to this (sorry for the delay, but the issues with the chain didn't help), you may just put a little comment at the end of the post, as a footnote, explaining in one sentence how the images were generated. IMO, this should be sufficient. However, if it is not indicated, curators cannot guess (which is my sole point with this respect).
I am looking forward to read your next post!
No worries. Some changes were made a while back to the article.
Thanks for all of your feedback but this will be the last STEM related post I am publishing on Steemit.
The last? But why?