Nice post. I sent it to Amy. She's described what you described before and wants something like that too. Let's plan for you to come to JP and have lunch with Amy to discuss.
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· 2 years ago
I love both ideas.
I use to do something on my blog WAY back in the day called "Roads Less Traveled" and what I did was just go for a walk and take pictures. The rule was I'd then publish them IN ORDER and no deleting any. I'd comment on each of them. It made for an interesting time.
This was prior to podcasting so I could see this in so many more ways now then it could then.
Clintus
· 2 years ago
So this is what you meant that other day when you said "take your camera for a walk". I like it.
Kat
· 2 years ago
teach me to use a camera i want to be able to do this kind of thing even if it's only for me but then that's not your point :)
jon
· 2 years ago
on the second one, this is what you are teaching us with your views of you except, you are calling for us to turn the camera around.
on the first you, you are raising exactly the right question: what's the why? What is so compelling that we NEED to build community, not just as proof of concept but as life, a life and community worth being.
Part of the reality, however, is that most often the digital resonates best when there is the face-to-face, somewhere, sometimes. It may be that the limits of the community are the touches that can happen.
or not.
deb schultz
· 2 years ago
you are my new idol...posted excerpt.
I love both ideas as well. What is this community all about? Community benefits from shared goals and ideology --ok, that soundsboring, but you know what I mean..;)
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I use to do something on my blog WAY back in the day called "Roads Less Traveled" and what I did was just go for a walk and take pictures. The rule was I'd then publish them IN ORDER and no deleting any. I'd comment on each of them. It made for an interesting time.
This was prior to podcasting so I could see this in so many more ways now then it could then.
i want to be able to do this kind of thing
even if it's only for me
but then
that's not your point :)
on the first you, you are raising exactly the right question: what's the why? What is so compelling that we NEED to build community, not just as proof of concept but as life, a life and community worth being.
Part of the reality, however, is that most often the digital resonates best when there is the face-to-face, somewhere, sometimes. It may be that the limits of the community are the touches that can happen.
or not.
I love both ideas as well. What is this community all about? Community benefits from shared goals and ideology --ok, that soundsboring, but you know what I mean..;)