Re: Dvorak business cards

There's the zine at http://www.dvzine.org/zine/DIY.html which is hardly a  
business card, but it may prove a great source of information to condense  
into one. I suggest covering the vital points:

- The original QWERTY keyboard was not designed with efficiency in mind.  
(Not "designed to be inefficient")
- The Dvorak keyboard was designed for exactly that purpose, making it  
largely more comfortable for typing English (try to remember not to claim  
that it is "faster")
- Using Dvorak requires no purchase or excessive changes
- Dvorak can be learned to a productive point fairly quickly

That may well be all you could fit on a small card. That plus a clearly  
printed web address to any of many Dvorak information pages should do  
nicely.

On Wed, 13 Oct 2010 15:33:13 -0500, sobjornstad <[email protected]>  
wrote:

> I'm thinking about making a business card explaining about the Dvorak  
> keyboard to give to people who are curious. What sorts of stuff do you  
> guys think I should put on it? (Obviously, space is rather limited.)
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