Copy Block

I've always liked 'copy block,' AKA 'dummy text,' AKA 'lorem ipsum.' I was first introduced to it back in highschool during my visual arts days. Copy block is a nonsensical english looking words that are used to fill in the blanks during publications. We know something is going to be put there, but we don't want it to be left blank. It can make articles or blog posts look bigger and more important.

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