Dutch

[worthy roost]

This is my current key layout for my CC1, but I haven't really looked at the 3rd layer yet

I've read about some of you deleting all chords with 2 letters.

Do you mean by that that you deleted all chords made out of 2 letters, or do you mean you deleted all chords for 2 letter words, like: to, in, do, of?

I'm asking because I use a lot of 2 letter chords, so chords made of 2 letters (or 1 letter and a thingy like € or # or , )

[soft roost]

i dont make any two letter chords because i want to avoid chording in the middle of fast character entry. that includes two letter inputs as well as outputs

[worthy roost]

Oooo is that the reason, didn't know that. So it's only to avoid unvoluntary chording during character entry. Then I guess I can keep my 2 letter chords for the time being, because I'm way too slow with chentry to get surprised by chords popping up unexpectedly

That, and I really love my simple 2 letter chords, because I've tried some 3 and 4 letter chords but my fingers and brain can't seem to process them yet 😬

[soft roost]

Yes me too, just started recently with my CC1 journey 😄 but even though a am slow, when practicing i still try to wait and think about all the inputs of a word and then try to type them as fast as possible instead of slowly typing one dedicated key after another. Maybe you know that feeling if you were/are a fast qwerty typist. That might be slower than typing one key after another for now but i hope that it helps with the muscle memory for later. And doing that i get the t+h for example very often. And i feel like for chords its not a problem to slam down a another third key, that is easy to access, to make it a 3 letter chord instead of two.

[worthy roost]

Aaaah of course, as a 3rd letter for the chord I can just pick whatever letter I want, as long as it’s in a convenient place to hit it easy.

I’ve tried that too, to think about the movements of a word before I hit the keys, so I can then spit them out quickly. My problem for now is that if I think about what I’m doing, it often goes wrong. If I just go for it in a steady pace, the muscle memory starts to kick in and it works a bit better

[worthy roost]

And this is my Dutch library so far

[idle falcon]

GG @worthy roost, you just advanced to level 12!