from [/unnamedcamp/what is Camp?](https://scrapbox.io/unnamedcamp/what is Camp?) Camp in Unnamed Camp is meant to contrast with Home.
- Home means “my home”.
- In terms of Scrapbox, a project that you are running alone.
- Or include blogs, etc.
First, there is Home, which is one starting point.
- Basic intellectual activities take place there.
- Independent thinking/meditation
In such intellectual endeavors, we post here matters that we would like to throw out to others, ask questions about, or brag about.
- The image is that once you leave Home, you go out to Camp.
First, there is the home, where the basic intellectual activities take place.
- Very sympathetic.
- Quiet room metaphor
- On the other hand, I don’t have much sympathy here.
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I want to pitch in, ask questions, brag.
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- Strong “I’m here to see something new at the campground” feeling.
- > A range of topics of interest is provided, and
- I came to see reverse Jenga (game) was going on → I’ll try to load a few myself.
- Reverse Jenga was bad enough that the person in front of me stacked it, making it even more difficult to stack it → Reverse Jenga reloading.
- If you see something interesting (whether it is a reverse Jenga created by human intention or a naturally occurring wild flower), take a picture and bring it home.
- Same thing in that they are coming to a different place than Home for a “change of scenery”.
- On the other hand, I don’t have much sympathy here.
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