Subject: Re: [TS] Colaborative ThoughtStream?
From: Matt Bardeen (mbardeen@gte.net)
Date: Thu Jul 06 2000 - 22:28:41 EDT
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I had this brainstorm a couple years ago while playing with The Brain.
Each "Thought" has an owner. The owner can specify whether a thought is
public or private. Public thoughts would be open to review by other
collaborate . The links from a thought to another thought could be
strengthened with each click to signify the strongest linked ideas in some
manner (i.e. moved to a top of a list, displayed in a slightly brighter
color, etc). The number of links thought has could affect the weight as
well.
Or something interesting combination like that.
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Matt Bardeen
On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Jeff Archambeault wrote:
> Greetings!
>
> There's discussion at the Open Idea Project (in various locations)
> regarding the use of the tools we have (and don't) for colaboration. We
> need to be able to visualize a sample colaborative session in each
> 'mode'.
>
> I'd like to focus this wiki
> (http://209.181.77.58:8080/openidea/oip_wiki/ColabDemo1) on using
> ThoughtStream in a colaborative environment. This includes:
>
> -How a ThoughtStream user would experience working with colaborative
> data.
>
> -what will the back-end be like, taking ZPatterns/SQL/Other into
> consideration.
>
> I'd like to see how Ben and other ThroughtStream users 'act' how they
> would work in a colaborative envorinment. Hopefully they can help us
> non-TS users relate and otherwise show us the evil of our ways ;)
>
> Feel free to contribute. Your ideas will help us inter-relate numerous
> datatypes in a networked, colaborative environment, as well as
> cothinking in general.
>
>
> Thanks in advance!
> Jeff Archambeault
> Open Idea Project co-founder
> http://www.openideaproject.org/
>
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