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This article (which you may have encountered before), first published in 1969 and added to in 2000, should be of interest to anyone who wants to think about non-capitalist perspectives on community, hierarchy, egalitarianism, and the commons.
We deployed the update to the playground earlier but ran into a mysterious issue that didn't appear until now, so have rolled back to the previous version until we figure that one out. Wish us luck! 🤞
Community should be distinguished from association. The distinction is fundamentally one of commitment and identity. Associations, even while they provide their own form of social glue, make little claim on our loyalties and at best make minor contributions to our identities.
from The Dismal Science: How Thinking Like An Economist Undermines Community
by Stephen A. Marglin
Main feedbacks gravitated around the possibility to have as much space as possible for the main content view, a clearer navigation menu and clear distinction between navigation and widgets sections.
Looking at the near future, we tried also to imagine how to organize the space in the navigation sidebar to have enough space for groups and lists.
In particular, we spent some time thinking at an altenative UX to compose a post. This is for different reasons:
- We're working on flexible boundaries / lists - and a dropdown is not enough to let the user work with such granular permissions levels
- We want to have a composer box that incentivate also toughtful posts, not just toots/tweets
- We want to have a unique composer box that works in any situation (actual fullscreen mode is buggy)
- We still want to be able to compose a post while scrolling the feed or reading through the comments in a thread
- The composer box should not be always visible on the page, but it should be 1-click away to start composing a post (with keyboard shortcut also)
- The user should be able to work on different drafts