scriptiocontinuaisawritingsystemthatdoesntuseanyspavesorotherdelimitersbwtweenwordseventhesentencesarewrittentogetherthereisusuallyalsonodistinctionbetweencapitalandlowercaseletterstheclassicallanguagesonlyuseduppercaseletters
thewiringstylewascommoninclassicslgreekandlatinwherethetextswereusuallyplaysthstthereaderwasusuallyfamiliarwithalresdysothewrittentextonlyfunctiomedasacuetotheactorinsomesystemsthewordswerealsowrittenatingbetweenlefttorightandrighttoleft
bytheadventofbooksthesystemsfinallyfadedawayasthedominantfunctionofthewrittentextshiftedfromplaystomoretraditionalreading
inadditiontomakingthetextextremelyhardtoreaditalsomakesthetextmoreambiguouswhenplacingthewordboundaryintodifferentplacemightproducecompletelydifferentwords
itwouldalsomakeitwaymoredifficulttowritetwohundredwordsperdayevendividingmypostintoparsgraphswhichstrictlywouldnotbeallowedthewordxounteronlusshowssixwordswrittenandihavenoideahowmanyactuslwordsihavewrittensofar
Thankfully this style of writing isn't that common anymore. It can still be found for example in WWW addresses and in code where the technical requirements don't allow spaces or certain punctuations in between words.