LoqiOpen Library is an Internet Archive project to create a page for every book, and provide cover images and the ability to borrow or read as many as possible https://indieweb.org/openlibrary
gRegorJust tried that ^ it's no frills and a bit rough, but if the barcode is in the OL collection, it should work. Point and scan and the results stack up in a small section bottom of the screen which you can scroll left to right. Click on one and it takes you to the OL page for the book.
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "group blog" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "group blog is ____", a sentence describing the term)
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "multiauthor" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "multiauthor is ____", a sentence describing the term)
capjamesgJust calling out that this is not a particularly fun discussion. Being told "huh thought we had pages on that" as the first response to creating a wiki page is not a good response for someone taking time to make a page.
capjamesgco-blogging sounds okay and is close to "co-writing" which I used to refer to this earlier this year, but I haven't seen anyone mention co-blogging specifically in the community recently, but we have had specifically the word "collaborative" pop up at HWCs in the past, including, as cited, a brief mention in a HWC writing workshop from 2024.
[tantek]e.g. if someone wrote a paper on "blurry painting" as a thing and then someone else said wait wasn't that a thing in the past? And someone else pointed out Impressionism. Does that make the original paper less fun?
capjamesgI think it's worth documenting that co-blogging paper on the wiki. I don't think we should rename the page to "co-blogging" though; it feels a tad distant (like co-coding or co-baking, I'd rather say pair coding or baking together)?
capjamesgYeah I think it's _really_ important from a community perspective for contributions to be first welcomed, then given feedback on (unless, of course, the contribution is spam / not in good faith).
[KevinMarks]I looked at my old group blogs from the 2002 era and they assumed multiple authors by default, and didn't bother to name the idea. Blogger was intrinsically collborative
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