[schmarty][Ana_Rodrigues] hahaha, yes! i am trying to get ahead of my own future disappointment by acknowledging that what i want to tackle is probably Too Much. 😅
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "metaphor trying to achieve" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "metaphor trying to achieve is ____", a sentence describing the term)
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[chrisaldrich]Might be easier to define "not indieweb"? And then aggregate those ideas, metaphors, and thoughts on an antonyms page to reflect the related discussions around them.
jackylike it's one of those times where I yo-yo between wanting to teach versus wanting to educate (I learned that one is more compassionate than the other)
[tantek]jacky, interesting distinction between teach and educate. was similarly having a conversation with a friend yesterday where "teach" feels slightly patronizing, implying a hierarchy, whereas I'm looking for a word that really means a peer to peer level framing
[tantek]teach is still useful in contexts where there is a mutually recognized difference in expertise, and mutual consent to participate in teaching / being taught
jackyyup! like education somehow (and I 100% think this is personal framing) hints at some sort of structure and institution where teaching is something that can be kind of p2p
jackyI think gRegorLove made a mention to landlords which works to the same degree and is a bit more specific (your data lives somewhere and you pay in its metadata)
cambridgeport90I still think it's possible to have a web without platforms. After all, many features that we think might have been created by platforms, and even if they were, serve a good purpose outside of such. Take the @-mention concept, for instance.
cambridgeport90I at this point only stay on Twitter because of a need to be there. It's where most news is, it's where most people are still, (unfortunately, not to diss the blind community, but they do tend to flip out when only a web browser exists for viewing. Most still think in terms of local clientts,) and also because I know that some of my techie contacts would make fun of me for leaving.
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[tantek]you do need metaphors because the initial proposition of social media is so appealing, and the initial harms so abstract, that you have nearly zero chance of communicating the harms succinctly without using a metahor