Really not just a WikiEngine/WikiFarm, but that's it's current outward-facing flavor. Built by Chris Dent who built Tiddly Space. 2014-02-15-DentTankWiki (more)

Re-framing of Citizen Journalism, Participatory Journalism, Citizens Agenda (more)

Book by Tom Nichols: The Death of Expertise: The Campaign Against Established Knowledge and Why it Matters ISBN:978-0190469412 (more)

book by James Howard Kunstler ISBN:0802142494: The global oil predicament, climate change, and other shocks to the system, with implications for how we will live in the decades ahead. (more)

aka: Participatory Journalism, esp focused on Politics. (more)

(moved to Assemble-ItYourself Component-Based Journalism)

Wiki model where anyone can edit anything. Championed in particular by Sunir Shah. (more)

varieties of WikiSpace (more)

Could be called WikiWikiWeb:PublicWikiForums, but I'm tweaking the concept to include: (more)

Cal Newport framing of Well-Being, heavily oriented toward Deep Work. (see The Craft) (more)

Ramit Sethi framing of Well-Being. Money more as tool for Agency. (more)

Book by Cal Newport ISBN:978-1455586691 http://calnewport.com/books/deep-work/ (more)

Might CoronaVirus push us to a TurningPoint, leading to an Optimistic Near Future Vision? (more)

A Product Team which lacks agency, and "just executes".

Cal Newport: The Deep Life: Some Notes. To me, the deep life is about focusing with energetic intention on things that really matter — in work, at home, and in your soul — and not wasting too much attention on things that don’t. (SimplestThing) (more)

Cal Newport: Cultivating a Deep Life. I’ve been thinking about ways to evolve towards a deeper life. (more)

Cal Newport: More Thoughts on Amplifying Meaning in Your Work. Earlier this week I explored how practitioners of the deep life sometimes use inspiring environments to amplify the meaning they derive from their work. Today, I want to briefly elaborate on two other strategies I’ve observed for accomplishing this same goal… (more)

Mark Bernstein: Categories and tags and the like are all efforts to build value from archives. They usually fail, because they ask you to work now to get benefits later, and because their value diminishes if you don't use them every single day. Perhaps some Automatic Linking might help. (more)

Google is going to finally help in the SpamWars via a No Follow tag attribute which blog software developers can use in their Comment forms to reduce the Page Rank benefit of Comment Spam. See 2004-02-08-CommentSpamIdea for similar idea. Here's Google's official announcement plus some comments from Dave Winer. (more)

A key Ted Nelson/Xanadu reference. I'm not clear on the precise definition. I think of it as "inclusion via reference" (e.g. from the viewer's perspective a remote document is "part of" the current document, but it's really being pulled/displayed from that remote original store). (more)