I received an unexpected email a couple of days ago from Dan Hinckley – he’d come across my site here & noticed my addiction to wordclouds, and had very kindly composed a very special one for my site:
I think it’s fabulous! I was very touched – thanks again Dan, that was very kind of you! I’m going to use it as my new logo, it’s awesome!
Dan currently works with Grammarly & can be followed on twitter at @dhinckley
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Did he use Tagxedo? I love clouds, too, as do my students. They have trouble customizing Tagxedo so maybe this one is easier.
Jacqui, I’ve actually no idea what he used – maybe Dan will see these comments and check in!
I used Tagxedo for the first time yesterday though, and had previously used Wordle. These cloud things are great fun!