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Ooooo.... Idea! One thing I've always wanted is an "asynchronous" book group. Basically, some way to tie the questions and conversation to a page or chapter, an
by digdugdirk 2y ago
Ooooo.... Idea! One thing I've always wanted is an "asynchronous" book group. Basically, some way to tie the questions and conversation to a page or chapter, and then you can follow along at your own speed. Just passing the idea along since I'll never do anything with it.
- whycome 2y agoI wish there were discussion websites for media like this. If I've finally watched a tv show, everyone is already talking about another season. I want some sort of "season one insulated forum" or something. For all those that are in the same "temporal" spot.
- FrequentLurker 2y agoNot the same thing but if your show has a subreddit, they will probably also have discussion threads for each episode.
- sundarurfriend 2y agoSomewhat similar to r/patientgamers - so r/patientreaders, r/patientwatchers, etc.?
- mattkevan 2y agoThat’s a cool idea, thank you for sharing. Yes, I want to tie conversations to specific locations in the text, but I love the idea of being able to set discussion questions as well. Will look into that.
- NullParameter 2y agoStorygraph[1] does this with their Buddy Read feature. My wife and I use it to read books together and leave messages about different happenings, which only get unlocked when you mark that you've read up to that page in the book. It's a great feature, and we really enjoy it. [1] https://www.thestorygraph.com/ https://www.thestorygraph.com/