> > ! Eventually, replacing the TiddlyWiki discussion group with a federated > TiddlyWiki-based alternative > This is a big one, and not something that we can do in the near term. It's > not the only way to free us from the limitations of Google Groups but it's > one of the most powerful. I'm not afraid of ambitious goals that take > multiple manoeuvres to accomplish; choosing the right ones is a great way > to guide and shape ones agenda.
I liked the Idea of eating our own dog food as the next "discussion group" but I am no coder so I have no ability currently to build the idea I discussed called "TW5 Social". I see the future of social networks being private and not public, meaning we control our data. It is the natural course of computers, big and central, small and private, and back again. Started when a single computer was a building and has continued all the way through to today. TW5 is ripe for a 'group' or 'social' concept as it has almost everything you need to do it. The 'ease' of grabbing someone else's Tiddler is simply amazing, almost too easy honestly. Much easier than the 'Share' button. I bring this up as 'conceptualizing' the idea before building it would help. I have ideas and would like to explore this more on my own but don't want to step on toes in the process. What are your thoughts on this Jeremy(I know about the moratorium and this being HUGE)? Tobias and others have been amazingly helpful and I think having a social platform for us to communicate between each other will reach much farther than just "us". Thanks again for everything you and everyone has built. I am using TW5 everyday and I am amazed at it's Buttery Goodness and Awesomeness. Seriously an entire Wiki in a Single File. Rich Shumaker -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
