Yes and no. While iTunes is indeed barely mentioned in the article,
the title of the page (though not the article) is: "Why there is no
iTunes for movies. - By Farhad Manjoo - Slate Magazine". Thus the
fault does not lie with /. (alone).

- Felix

My .02 EUR:

    1. Because I think much faster than I can write, I try to write too
            fast. When I slow down I have very legible handwriting (block
            letters, I can't even write cursively any more - and I changed
            to block letters to improve legibility), but when I try to jot
            something down quickly the quality deteriorates quickly and I
            have trouble reading what I wrote myself. Which sucks as I have
            a tendency to forget things if I don't write them down quickly.

    2. Because I need to force myself to write slowly (and possibly
            because of hypotonia - though that's not an official diagnosis),
            my grip is too tight and my hand starts to hurt really fast.
            Which does not improve handwriting. Oh, and exams are a bitch.

    3. I do seem to be able to write somewhat better since I switched
            to mechanical pencils exclusively.

    4. I also seem to have a tendency to write quite small: my regular
            handwriting is approx. 2.5 mm high.

- Felix