What do you think about Logos and reading plans or reading with AI

I'm curious if there are any thoughts, discussions, or ideas around Logos and either reading aloud to you or using AI and reading plans? Thank you in advance.

This is a little bit of a test.

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AI reading aloud brings the text to life with expressive, clear narration. Ideal for devotional times or teaching preparation.

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Jason Stone (Logos) said:

I'm curious if there are any thoughts, discussions, or ideas around Logos and either reading aloud to you or using AI and reading plans? Thank you in advance.
This is a little bit of a test.

I think the quote is better, although it might be bad when quoting a very long post?

I miss "smart" editor features such as typing * to start a bulleted list.

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

Bradley Grainger (Logos) said:

Jason Stone (Logos) said:

I'm curious if there are any thoughts, discussions, or ideas around Logos and either reading aloud to you or using AI and reading plans? Thank you in advance.
This is a little bit of a test.

I think the quote is better, although it might be bad when quoting a very long post?
I miss "smart" editor features such as typing * to start a bulleted list.

Double quoting is cool, though.

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

Bradley Grainger (Logos) said:

Bradley Grainger (Logos) said:

Jason Stone (Logos) said:

I'm curious if there are any thoughts, discussions, or ideas around Logos and either reading aloud to you or using AI and reading plans? Thank you in advance.
This is a little bit of a test.

I think the quote is better, although it might be bad when quoting a very long post?
I miss "smart" editor features such as typing * to start a bulleted list.

Double quoting is cool, though.

Even triple, but it's collapsed when it posts, which is nice.

Jason Stone (Logos)

Bradley Grainger (Logos) said:

Bradley Grainger (Logos) said:

Bradley Grainger (Logos) said:

Jason Stone (Logos) said:

I'm curious if there are any thoughts, discussions, or ideas around Logos and either reading aloud to you or using AI and reading plans? Thank you in advance.
This is a little bit of a test.

I think the quote is better, although it might be bad when quoting a very long post?
I miss "smart" editor features such as typing * to start a bulleted list.

Double quoting is cool, though.

Even triple, but it's collapsed when it posts, which is nice.

Testing all of the quote levels

Jason Stone (Logos)

Jason Stone (Logos) said:

and another response

I can respond to this individual here.

Bradley Grainger (Logos) said:

Bradley Grainger (Logos) said:

Bradley Grainger (Logos) said:

Jason Stone (Logos) said:

I'm curious if there are any thoughts, discussions, or ideas around Logos and either reading aloud to you or using AI and reading plans? Thank you in advance.
This is a little bit of a test.

I think the quote is better, although it might be bad when quoting a very long post?
I miss "smart" editor features such as typing * to start a bulleted list.

Double quoting is cool, though.

Even triple, but it's collapsed when it posts, which is nice.

And nicely quote someone else, even if they are quoting another.

Jason Stone (Logos)

This is a great idea.