For the 2nd time this month, one of my posts was among the most-read articles on @uxdx.com newsletter 🤯 This one—about #behaviouraldesign and the value of careful observation—was inspired/prompted by our goodvibes muse, @psingletary.com renderghost.leaflet.pub/3m75kss5jfs2z
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This is a blog post I have been considering writing for a long time.
meet the brand new read.pckt.blog ⭐️ the Atmosphere has a front page for blogging now !! a post of the day. things to read by subject. writers worth following. blogs on the rise. recommendations from people you follow. and a top 100 trending blogs chart 👀 basically, come see what’s good 💞
back in 2012, @kissane.myatproto.social invited me to write an article for (the ostensibly now-defunct) Contents Magazine: doriantaylor.com/no-longer-no-sense-of-an-endi… i haven't looked at it in a while; it's kind of a clumsy article actually but (because?) it considers two tangentially-related concerns…
No Longer No Sense of an Ending
doriantaylor.comBig improvements to @skyreader.app making it more social! Articles you share are now published as a @standard.site linkblog. Follow Skyreader linkblogs in any @standard.site reader (or traditional RSS reader!) Finding your people in Skyreader is also now much improved. Let me know what you think!
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skyreader-dev.leaflet.pubA few weeks ago I was crying out (via Leaflet) for a front door for the #Atmosphere 🌀 and now @divy.zone delivers some great news from the future. Very happy to see @thisismissem.social and her FedCM work getting front-and-centred. All very exciting. wecanjustdothings.leaflet.pub/3mlv5oijn5s2q
The Atmosphere needs a front door
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devin ivy 🐋
i'm starting a diary on atmospheric login as a way to explore the topic in some depth. our login experience is how everyday folks will form their understanding of what the atmosphere even is—and the design space is super rich. the web may also have some tricks up its sleeve for us...
We have some news you can use on the blog this fine Monday! Ozone, our mod tool, is adding a new *report-based* moderation workflow, which enables higher-context moderating, better collaboration, auditing, and more! Check it: atproto.com/blog/report-based-moderation
Report-Based Moderation in Ozone - AT Protocol
atproto.comsoft announcement for... at://news – collectively-sourced, weather reports of the atmosphere. Anyone can help contribute on the open @semble.so collection: semble.so/profile/chrisshank.com/collec… @leaflet.pub publication (starting end of this week): at-news.leaflet.pub
at://news (by 𝕮) — Semble
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Maybe the more interesting question is how this can be sourced collectively rather than relying on the good will of a single individual? Can we dogfood atproto to make this happen? (e.g. @semble.so open collections) This is a great example for the need of collective sensemaking.
