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I think curiously what this would encourage is a slower way of thinking. I.e., not quick comments, but longer, more thoughtful ones. I don't comment much, but
by tmsh 13y ago
I think curiously what this would encourage is a slower way of thinking. I.e., not quick comments, but longer, more thoughtful ones.
I don't comment much, but when I do think back on the comments I have made that have been somewhat popular, they are of this longer type. Maybe there's something to this.
But just be aware you're positioning yourself as kind of a catalyst in the opposite direction of most small, quick messaging fora.
Maybe that's good for us. Maybe it will come to be appreciated. Maybe people will abandon it for something easier.