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I had similar thoughts about how they could use YouTube or something equivalent to open access a little in return. Grow the cake and all that. I then had quick
by cs02rm0 7y ago
I had similar thoughts about how they could use YouTube or something equivalent to open access a little in return. Grow the cake and all that.
I then had quick Google and it seems a few years back some were seeing a conflict between ESR's Internet Civil Engineering Institute and something called the Core Infrastructure Initiative[1] which it seems is pulling in millions.
Perhaps it just lost out.
[1] https://www.coreinfrastructure.org https://www.coreinfrastructure.org
- thrwayxyz 7y agoThese people are not entertainers. Demand they post their work on YouTube makes as much sense as demanding architects use smoke signals to communicate their progress.
- erikpukinskis 7y agoThey could just stream work sessions on Twitch, answer questions from a handful of viewers. It doesn’t need to be a big production.
- cs02rm0 7y agoThey're not entertainers, there should be no demands. But I'd think talking a little about their interesting work might serve to better convey what they do to those who are aware of it and reach a wider audience. What ESR has tried obviously hasn't worked, would a half hour chat about their work once a year or a twitch session, or whatever else really make no sense under any circumstance?