Another post introduces the pilot project @peterkaminski & @band & I are working on: using #MassiveWiki to map the #ToolsForThought landscape. Apart from exploring decentralised collective intelligence, we hope to help newcomers adopt #TfTs, which create the "raw material" (networkable knowledge) required for collective intelligence: mathewlowry.medium.com/mapping…
Help us map the Tools4Thought landscape and pilot decentralised collective intelligence tools in the process. This post is based on the Tools for Thought Map pilot project, and is also part of an…
Supporting blog post: under construction.For the blog posts mentioned in context, start with "A Minimum Viable Ecosystem for collective intelligence": https:...
what you are describing here is the #OMN project, BUT you are looking at this from the individual rather than the community. Good to think about this, with the understanding how all the current #dotcons are bad for us so recreating this individual view is likely an issue/problem for balance in the approach we need 😀
This is the space to talk about the Gita and the wider #OMN projects.
The #4opens are a kinda of constitution that keeps the “post truth world” at bay. As long as you keep the #4opens in place and respect the diversity they hold in place.
Not so much a metaphor as a first concrete example of the sort of ecosystem tool we need.
As so often with pilots, it's the unexpected outcomes which are most interesting. This project brought together 1 blogger and 2 wiki-ers. When @peterkaminski asked: would it be useful to be able to create "permanent versions" of a wiki page, creating a snapshot of an ever-evolving page? I asked: what would that look like applied to blogs?
mathew
in reply to mathew • • •Why I'm massively into massive.wiki (and why you should be too)
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in reply to mathew • • •the text is scattered over a ten-year history - user stories here unite.openworlds.info/Open-Med… example layouts here unite.openworlds.info/Open-Med…, and I don't think the is a good central page anymore unite.openworlds.info/Open-Med…
This video which you have seen is a worked though example visionon.tv/w/jqTdss1qrdk4yEZi…
Open-Media-Network
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in reply to vagabond • • •OMN – Hamishcampbell
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in reply to vagabond • • •interesting that you use the wiki metaphor.
We use #datasoup or #witchescauldron
Then ladle or #goldenladle as the app metaphor.
In the #OMN the multi hashtags build up the Links.
It's a #KISS semantic web and grassroots process. A #4opens tool for society made up of individuals inside and outside communertys.
mathew
in reply to vagabond • • •Not so much a metaphor as a first concrete example of the sort of ecosystem tool we need.
As so often with pilots, it's the unexpected outcomes which are most interesting. This project brought together 1 blogger and 2 wiki-ers. When @peterkaminski asked: would it be useful to be able to create "permanent versions" of a wiki page, creating a snapshot of an ever-evolving page? I asked: what would that look like applied to blogs?
Hopefully have an answer soon ;)
mathew
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in reply to mathew • • •we are building all our projects, just it's slow, as they are pushing agenst the #mainstreaming flow.
Kinda like my boat expedition down the Danube, turn the boat around, and you would have a VERY hard time getting upriver.
The #OMN is pushing #openweb social tech up river 😀