Highlighting some posts to consider and jog our thinking:
- Anil Dash’s “The Web We Lost” post attracted healthy attention. Do you agree? What has been enabled and disabled for people as individuals and communities of webmakers?
- Is it now harder to “open the hood” of the web, and increase the significance of teaching massive numbers of people web literacy? More on that logic.
- The notion of Webmaker as a Product+Community aligns in a structural sense with a social web. Arguably good products fulfill a need, which circles back to the question of what do webmakers want to make/why do webmakers make. What do you think might be missing if framed as a focus on enabling “content that could only be made on the web”?
