In order to connect dots, one must first have the dots
That is the power of Webmentions. My little callout to say, “Hey, interesting idea(s)”. Sharing is where it starts.
π· βIn order to connect dots, one must first have the dotsβ
It can sometimes be hard to see the possibility of blogging and the web. For me it is about continually joining the dots and making the connections. As Amy Burvall highlights,
Clive Thompson reflects upon the importance of slow hunches. He traces his journey from reading Oliver Sackβs discussion of proprioception to the recognition that Twitter is an example of social proprioception. Thompson highlights the importance of collecting ideas and keeping a commonplace book.