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[epic] Transcribing episodes / interviews

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#195 opened on Sep 14, 2022

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Description

Transcribe and publish each of our episodes e.g. https://web3.lifeitself.us/notes/samer-hassan

For each of our interviews we can publish a proof-edited transcript so that content is readable (not just listenable) and e.g. annotable, linkable, reusable (in others parts of wiki)

  • Probably don't need this for episodes like deep dives with extensive notes

Process:

  • Do an automated transcription with Otter
  • Hackmd or similar and proof edit (or just publish direct and then do the tidying)
  • Proof-edit
  • Sign-off
  • Publish

Acceptance

Tasks

  • Prep
    • List all the interviews (that require transcribing) - see the front page for a list - my initial guess is jeff emett, samer hassan, (hypha)
    • Prioritize
  • For each episode do the process above ...

https://web3.lifeitself.us/notes/samer-hassan

https://web3.lifeitself.us/notes/jeff-emmett-on-regenerative-finance.md

Contributor guide

Research direction
Select a specific transcript from the list (e.g., Samer Hassan or Jeff Emmett) and proof edit the transcription following the guidelines in the linked issues.
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1
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Half day
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Clear
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80