I work under the assumption that everything I put online is read by everyone in my life. But I suppose that I haven't taken "sentiment analysis" into account.
A student approached me and asked for a stamp. He said that his professor, whom I know is not, shall we say, computer literate, insisted on receiving a self-addressed stamped envelope if he wanted the grade mailed in. The professor does not use email. It took a bit of effort, but I found a stamp. I then had to teach the student how to address an envelope, as he apparently was unfamiliar with the task. It was an astonishing meeting of two extreme ends of technological competence.
But I suppose that I haven't taken "sentiment analysis" into account.
"It seemed like a good idea at the time."
This is an excellent rule. I have skipped posting many videos simply because the producers did not get to the point in an expeditious manner.
It took a bit of effort, but I found a stamp. I then had to teach the student how to address an envelope, as he apparently was unfamiliar with the task.
It was an astonishing meeting of two extreme ends of technological competence.