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It would be helpful for the reader if the as-yet-unwritten parts were marked "[todo]" or something in the table of contents.
This, of course, requires more editing effort and would have to be kept up to date to be useful.
An "[in-progress]" marker might also be helpful.
Re:TOC suggestion (Score:1)
That kind of thing might be helpful, yes. Normally when we write books, the chapters that haven't been created yet have red hyperlinks instead of blue ones. However, when I created this book I used an automated editing tool that I've been developing, so all the pages were created with some boilerplate stub text.
Since the book is in such an early stage right now, it can be assumed that all pages are "in progress". I may put a note on the TOC about this, and maybe progress markers on each page.
Andrew Whitworth
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