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@elizabethhunker thanks for your input. It's definitely on the table. However, for now, I just want to focus on how I can make the algorithm better. Also, the user experience is streamlined for web articles. Generalizing the app to include pdfs and more inputs could lower the ease of use.

@seandokko It sounds like @elizabethhunker's idea would help to give you relatively quick and specific feedback. Could that data potentially help to narrow in on where/how to improve the algorithm?

@tombielecki if there is enough demand, I will make it :)

@tombielecki Here you go: https://chrome.google.com/websto...

@seandokko wow that was fast!!! Installed :)

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