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🧵 Reflections on #DWebCamp #DWebCamp2022
DWeb camp is an interesting thing. It's more like a festival than a conference. I don't know if the goal is for participants to build things or to connect and recharge, but I don't see why it can't be both.
DWeb camp is an interesting thing. It's more like a festival than a conference. I don't know if the goal is for participants to build things or to connect and recharge, but I don't see why it can't be both.
For me, it was a great chance to simply be with other DWeb folks and know that we're not alone in trying to build digital 'tools for conviviality', as #IvanIllich says -- tools that help us be more human, rediscover our agency, support each other. This work often feels lonely.
It wasn't just about knowing that we have allies. It was about meeting those allies, being in the same space, chatting over breakfast, stargazing together, even attending a wedding between two participants! It was about coupling our heady #DWeb world with the realm of the heart. 
If you’re at #DWebCamp2022 and want to chat about decentralized social media @manasilvora and I are hosting a talk tomorrow morning at 9:30 AM in the redwood cathedral. For those not in the forest, we’ve compiled a reading list as a community resource. tinyurl.com/dwebsocial
Some highlights from the list...
@LizHagelthorn takes a critical look at current deficiencies in true ownership in web3 and provides design guidelines to further empower media owners and creators
magic.mirror.xyz/YwDbQVr_Uz1zT2…
@LizHagelthorn takes a critical look at current deficiencies in true ownership in web3 and provides design guidelines to further empower media owners and creators
magic.mirror.xyz/YwDbQVr_Uz1zT2…
This @WIRED article from 2017 evaluates decentralized social media attempts and calls out the tension between the freedoms and responsibilities of true ownership on the web wired.com/story/decentra…
