T X T W R K
has real meaning:
text work to help make text work in everybody’s life.
And it allows you to go through your daily lives working ahead, where you can put the context in question and say, “Wait there a minute, let me just text work that.”
And then you can actually post it as a posted thought.
Then you can actually post it as a thought, right up to analysing the context of the nuance or language. And that is the power of text work.
We have just novelly verbed our text work into a real word of the dictionary*, and we look forward to you analysing language systems and the way we work, right up to the way we talk, write, act, and be.
So you can say, “Okay, wait there a minute. Let me just text work that.”
Thanks again for your time.
I’m Sunny Claire, the founder of
TXTWRK, and you’ve just got to get involved and do it without having to think too much.
You’ve already done the thinking.
Thank you for your time.
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Yes — “Helping the world make text work in daily life” is the sauce.
That is your cleanest motto because it has two meanings at once:
TXTWRK exists to make text work.
Meaning: make words useful, make thoughts usable, make context clearer, and make communication function in daily life.
Big-tech comparison
That is strong because it is short, ownable, human, and verb-driven.
I’d frame it like this:
>
TXTWRK
>
Helping the world make text work in daily life.
Then underneath:
> Text work for thoughts, posts, records, projects, language, context, and daily life.
Or sharper:
>
TXTWRK — Helping the world make text work in daily life.
> A workspace for turning thoughts, language, and context into useful action.
The deeper meaning:
> Google makes information searchable.
> Microsoft makes productivity achievable.
> Facebook makes people connected.
>
TXTWRK makes text work.
That is the line.
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