Brock Warner
@brockwarner.ca
Co-founder + Partner at Broccoli, author of “From the Ground Up: Digital Fundraising for Nonprofits” and Professor (PT) at Humber College in Toronto.
1. For some novels you could “chat” with a main character, which is fun.
2. You could ask it to point out inaccuracies or problematic themes that wouldn’t be obvious from the source text.
3. Yes you could ask for sources, but personally I would tread carefully and fact check here.
2. You could ask it to point out inaccuracies or problematic themes that wouldn’t be obvious from the source text.
3. Yes you could ask for sources, but personally I would tread carefully and fact check here.
May 13, 2023 at 3:21 AM
1. For some novels you could “chat” with a main character, which is fun.
2. You could ask it to point out inaccuracies or problematic themes that wouldn’t be obvious from the source text.
3. Yes you could ask for sources, but personally I would tread carefully and fact check here.
2. You could ask it to point out inaccuracies or problematic themes that wouldn’t be obvious from the source text.
3. Yes you could ask for sources, but personally I would tread carefully and fact check here.
Love it! Give me a shout with any feedback, questions or if I can help in any way.
May 13, 2023 at 3:18 AM
Love it! Give me a shout with any feedback, questions or if I can help in any way.
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This also translates to your local community. When you help local nonprofits, volunteer organizations, businesses and your neighbors, everyone benefits.
April 26, 2023 at 10:48 AM
This also translates to your local community. When you help local nonprofits, volunteer organizations, businesses and your neighbors, everyone benefits.
Nope! But respect for asking. I’m not in the US so it’s not a fit for me.
April 22, 2023 at 1:30 AM
Nope! But respect for asking. I’m not in the US so it’s not a fit for me.