Sam Liebeskind
@samliebeskind
product partnerships at New_Public; previously community & growth @ Geneva
Sam Liebeskind
I worry about people being able to trust the kinds of material that they see online as emanating from human beings, and what it means to spend most of your day in an environment in which you’re never sure whether you’re surrounded by people or bots.
Elan Ullendorff • Have you tried unplugging and plugging yourself back in again?
HOW TO HOLD A GOOD MEETING - RUSTY S RULES OF ORDER
Guidelines for conducting effective meetings using structured procedures, including the importance of an agenda, roles of participants, decision-making processes, and simplified rules adapted from Robert's Rules of Order.
iww.org
I know that travel is valuable because most knowledge can’t be written down. The most crucial info about a society is how it feels to be there—the rhythms of street life, where and when people eat meals, how gender works. You can read a million things about Japan without knowing the bodily experience of walking around in a truly high-trust society,... See more
“50 things I know”/SOLO/Travel tip
Structural power isn't always a problem, for instance there is no reason to complain that a game designer will pick the rules of their imaginary world, but there is a large set of cases in which this structural power gives corporations " coercive powers like the state but (...) not subject to the kinds of democratic constraints and accountability t... See more
Robin Berjon • Digital Sovereignty
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hipcamp.comThe layered, Swiss cheese model for mitigating online misinformation
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At the most basic level, being an artful gatherer is being a creator of relevant ceremony. When @colinhanks decided to close his business @hankskerchiefs, he didn’t just shut the doors. He marked the moment with a wake. Watch this space all week for more highlights of how folks are creating modern ceremonies for moments they wanted to mark where there was no guide book. Have you ever seen a company or brand close beautifully? What’d they do to bring people in? 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
instagram.comA new paper on the risk of nationalist governance capture in self-governed Wikipedia projects
zarineblog.communitydata.science