• Scrapbox was created in the first place to share information in the lab, and readers and editorial rights are equal.
    • in that case
      • Use bullet points rather than long, tight sentences so that formatting will not be lost if you add more.
      • You should be able to easily add a face icon nishio.icon.
      • Feel free to add comments anywhere to make the culture known.
    • I wonder if it is possible to communicate effectively in this way (I would like to experience it, but I haven’t).
  • We think it is abusive to use it for a blog-like application with “one editorial authority and an unspecified number of readers” in the first place.
    • One person “sharing information in the lab” is beneficial enough.
      • It’s interesting to discover links to related articles I’ve written in the past.
      • Past selves are strangers

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