I threw my reservations down the well.

from /villagepump/2022/03/05 Frequency of place updates differs from frequency of personal updates.

• I wrote to UnnamedCamp at my convenient pace and it was like a hijack.
  • scrapbox hijackは草
    • A phenomenon that often occurs when new participants
• At this rate, within a week most of the top pages will be me.
  • I don’t really mind that.
    • Is there any disadvantage?
• I’ve learned to be reserved and choose not to write over there. - I threw my reservations down the well. !!

Let’s say there was some interesting article that inspired me to think about it, and I want to write this down.

• At that point, I think it would be good if you could write in a comment so the other person’s page can come up.
  • Not the feeling that one person is writing, but the feeling that everyone is writing.
• But if you follow the “write atomically” rule, you should make a new page instead of hanging your comment
• I’m having trouble here, and I’ve stopped writing.
  • Well, they don’t actually stop and write to the well.
  • Human writing energy is constant, and it erupts where it’s easiest to write and not where it’s hardest to write.
• I think you can hang your comment as is without cutting it out.
  • The reason is simply that other unnamed camp members do it too.
  • Of course, there is the drawback that it will not be atomic
    • I have the impression that /unnamedcamppages are pretty much like that.
    • I’d like to cut it out, but I’m hesitant to make any strange changes. - Abilene’s paradox が起きていそう - Probably so.
      • It is an act of making a non-atomic page atomic, so it is likely to be praised but not condemned.
    • At the well [Drop the concept of hesitation in the well.
      • I know I’ve said it many times, but I love this messiness of the well.
      • Less pressure to do this or that. - Scrapbox Best Practices 2022 manuscript v1 にも書いたけど、何でもありはある意味最強だと思う

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