📝 No Deep Work in Shared Spaces
Virginia Trioli asked the question, what have you learned from living in lockdown? I have learnt that it is very difficult to do ‘deep work’ without a wife, especially when you are trying to work in a shared space. It can be easy to say you do not have the time, but I have found finding physical and mental space a bigger challenge.
Replied to No Deep Work in Shared Spaces by Aaron Davis
I am not doing deep work, just trying to teach online. Despite the fact I am fairly tech literate with a good connection and no children at home I am finding things really time and head space consuming. I’d be in an even worse place if I didn’t get amazing support from my wife.
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Some IndieWeb pennies dropped when I poked around the source of this post, No Deep Work in Shared Spaces . My learning style (;-)) is not read and understand the manual I am afraid.
John, I assume that you are talking about my inclusion of microformats. I use a fork of the Post Editor Buttons pluginPost Editor Buttons plugin to add these to the text editor. I am sure that someone wiser might do something with Gutenberg, but as a workflow it works for me.
Yes, also the comment arrived here looking good, mine get sent including the quote (which you didn’t have on your post as it is a note kind). I am also wondering how your comment got here? I can see any link to my site in the comments. I wonder if this one will appear on your site? I am going to look at the Buttons fork, but might look at something local too.
I wonder John if the reason it did not receive the quote is instead because the u-in-reply link was within the body of the post, rather than the post properties? Always more questions 🙂