Unlike chat, Scrapbox is overgrown.

from /villagepump/best-well-kept.

• When communicating synchronously in Scrapbox, unlike in chat-like tools, you can go back and reconfigure before
  • Go back up and edit
  • change the top and bottom of a line
  • cut out a page
• I think it’s important to be able to go back up.

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  • Chat is “one long vine” when it gets going, but when Scrapbox gets going, there is a “grow thickly” feelingeven if

    • +1
    • The toolThe UI limits the breadth of thought. の、面白い
    • Reality.decorative plant も、植木鉢や周りの空間に制限があると成長をやめてしまうしなぁ…
    • In the wild, plants grow by forcing their roots into rocks.

  • When I first saw the picture, I didn’t recognize it as “a plant growing out of a flowerpot” and thought it was “a figure of multiple lines gathered in one place.

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    • https://www.ana.co.jp/ja/jp/international/theme/noritsugi/
    • ↑upThis is how it looks like
      • The best of the best from each region will gather for the national competition. … Like.
        • blue link がたくさんあるページはそんな見方もできそう
        • Lots of information is being pulled from the pages of the past, present, and future.
        • interesting
          • This diagram itself is from inside to outside because I drew it as a direction of development of the flow of the story, but in the actual Scrapbox, “links” like fruits are formed here and there on the growing branches, and they connect with other plants, so it’s bidirectional.
          • The bigger the plant that grows, the more likely the link is to be connected, and the more likely it is to be dug up again, even if buried.
          • blue link is a convergent move.

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