Benefits of Scrapbox Collaborative Projects

from Participate in other people’s projects in Scrapbox Less than two years later, look back and sort it out.

• Co-editing alone does not create value.

  • Lack of catalyst

• Some trigger will generate content of interest to multiple people in a collaborative editing project.

  • Content triggers action

  • It creates new content.

  • That’s what triggers it.

  • Positive feedback occurs that

    • chemical reaction

  • [Scrapbox may be a lens that aggregates the interests of multiple people

  • An abrupt metaphor

  • When a person is writing a sentence, the page comes to the top

    • Happens in the “writing process” before completion.
    • When another person opens the top page, they can see exactly what they are thinking and writing about right now.

  • Faster than thought chat

    • Even the chat doesn’t get shared until you write a line and hit enter.
    • Close to voice conversation

  • Response can be immediate.

    • In voice, you have to wait until the other person finishes speaking.
    • Scrapbox conveys that you are looking there the moment you place the cursor on it.
      • If you put the cursor on an empty line, maybe write something.
    • The moment you hit Ctrl+i, you can tell that you’re trying to get a response back.

  • This is an example of a real-time interaction, but it can be far apart in time.

    • What someone wrote three years ago can help you today.
      • [Death Landing
    • “What I’ve written or rewritten recently with interest comes up” thereby “attracting the interest of others there.”
    • On the other hand, no restraints.
      • Notifications do not fly.
      • Build a highway without restraint or obligation?

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