- Examples of [Shared Space Communication
nishio The Nikkei Business wrote an article aboutPlurality, which is a great contribution to the spread of the concept of Plurality in Japan. However, the expression “Plurality envisions governance through … DAO, … in other words, digital democracy” seems to deviate slightly from what usually @glenweyl said. I hope the information is accurately conveyed. @nikkeibusiness @pluralitybook
- Nikkei Business published an article onPlurality and has contributed greatly to spreading the concept of Plurality in Japan. However, I think the expression “Plurality…envisions governance by DAOs, or digital democracy” is a bit off from what @glenweyl usually says. I hope the information is accurate. @nikkeibusiness @pluralitybook
There were three ways this communication could have gone.
- A: Message the reporter 1:1 saying that the interpretation may be different.
- B: 1:1 message to Glen saying “Nikkei says this, but I think it’s misinterpreted.
- C: Do it in public
Reasons for choosing C this time
- I don’t have the reporter’s contact info, so A can’t.
- If Glen says “yes” in B, I don’t have the reporter’s contact info, so the only way to get that to Nikkei would be a public posting.
- Or Glen would need to contact Nikkei, which would consume additional time for Glen.
- If we do it in C, if Glen says “yes,” that will be feedback directly to Nikkei.
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