I wrote about why I think system conditions matter more than individual performance in producing quality writing, and why CLPs (conversational liquidity providers) on FC are underserved.

Inspired by "Quality is Systemic," a great blog post by Jacob Kaplan-Moss, and by the members of the Return On Attention group chat.

I wrote about why I think system conditions matter more than individual performance in producing quality writing, and why CLPs (conversational liquidity providers) on FC are underserved.

Inspired by "Quality is Systemic," a great blog post by Jacob Kaplan-Moss, and by the members of the Return On Attention group chat.

https://paragraph.xyz/@danicaswanson/quality-writing-is-systemic

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Indeed. "Time for ideas to simmer" is something I greatly miss from old-school discussion forums, too. 

I'm not a fan of the perpetual-now algo feeds that bury everything so quickly that it becomes "yesterday's news" and is largely forgotten in a matter of hours.

> facilitating ongoing conversations spanning days or weeks (instead of prioritizing cast volume or engagement)

this is was one of only things I miss from Reddit. I felt like posts had a longer relevance - on the scale of days, weeks, even months rather than hours. 

Gave time for ideas to simmer.

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Thanks for the kind words! Much appreciated.

Thoughtful & thought-provoking! Well written as always. Bookmarked for more reflection. 💜 🫡

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