Sanding off friction from indie web connection
Add friction to the activities you’d like to change, and remove friction from the things you’d like to do more of. This is usually applied at a personal level, but we can think of it across communities, too: Where is there friction in our community that blocks people from participating in the ways we’d like?
This is followup to “The IndieWeb’s next stage?” as well as my entry for this month’s IndieWeb Carnival, hosted by Venkatram Harish Belvadi on the theme of friction.
Friction is inherent to…
I may have skimmed this article before but Tracy has so many great observations and ideas here. This makes me want to write up a roadmap for addressing some of these issues. I’d love to see what an in-person PNW IndieWebCamp would come up with.
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