What do you comment on in the co-editing project?

context

For now, I'll list the projects that are also in COMMUNICATION

Is it still there?

I decided to give it a try because it's not good to recommend it to others without having experienced it myself.

(nature, etc.) observation diary

There are psychological hurdles before and after participation.

Before participating

The ones where you just click on an invite link and the ones where you have to contact the administrator.

The latter, of course, is a hurdle.

Contacting them doesn't always result in an immediate response (in fact, one does).

What is the difference between what you saw and what you did not comment on

Not all the notes, I thought along the way, "This would be more interesting to record."

What is the middle of the road?

Anyway, I couldn't decide where to start reading, so I did a search on nishio and read from the top.

Something I have no way of commenting on.

One that only has a link and I don't understand what you mean by it.

Something placed on the definition page of a word like "Dewey."

Something with a relatively large amount of text and a sense that meaningful thought may be taking place.

And yet no comment was written, why?

suggestion

Commented.

Why did you do it?

The link was posted because it seemed out of context.

I thought to myself, "Of course it is," to "Isn't it X?"

I thought, "Of course it is," to "Isn't this also X?"

This is easy to understand.

I think it was because "the conversation had already taken place."

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(nature, etc.) observation diary

After participating in

The cost of decision-making to "choose an action" is high if you don't know what to do first.

arpla is kind enough to provide a tutorial for those unfamiliar with Scrapbox.

Unnamed Camp took quite a while to get to the first step.

I switched to most viewed instead of most recent and found the page where the conversation was taking place

For a project like this one, where the inflow is from Twitter, this sort order tends to be "the result of what was popular on Twitter", but otherwise it would be "the pages most frequently referred to (and sometimes updated) by the members".

Maybe it would be better to have a rather direct "updated count sort".

It was easy to imitate and participate because the conversation was already taking place.

Unnamed Camp's psychological hurdle is overcome.

flow of this time

View Most Viewed

There's a page where they're conversing.

Comments.

We're going to look at a lot of things.

See statements to the effect that hurdles are necessary for intellectual production.

Then you have to experience that hurdle, and I'm going to try.

I'm blown away.

As long as I can overcome the psychological hurdle, Unnamed Camp has a high ratio of topics that interest me, so I feel comfortable.

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2022-03-05

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