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Guess what folks? the #ResearchOps Community is 3 years old!!
We'll do a little thread of the past 3 years below, but we'd ❤️ to hear what the Community means to you, or the ways in which all the hard work of the community has impacted on your thinking about Ops?
We'll do a little thread of the past 3 years below, but we'd ❤️ to hear what the Community means to you, or the ways in which all the hard work of the community has impacted on your thinking about Ops?
In March 9, 2018, @katetowsey sent out a tweet asking if anyone wants to get together and nerd out about this thing she's calling Research Operations. She says she thought maybe 20 people would reply...
After we got to around 500 people, we got together and decided we should know what this thing 'ReOps' was...little did we know it would turn into 34 workshops in 17 countries!
medium.com/researchops-co…
medium.com/researchops-co…
Last night @bruces discussed @stewartbrand's idea of #PaceLayers. What is pace layers? Stewart presented it his book The Clock of the Long Now in 01999. Here's the original essay and diagram, recently reprinted jods.mitpress.mit.edu/pub/issue3-bra… 
The original version of #pacelayers, hand-drawn and dated 01996 which @stewartbrand developed with #BrianEno (note there were a couple changes before it was published)
Stewart discussed the #pacelayers idea at length with @psaffo at The @Interval in 02015: how it came from things he wrote about in "How Buildings Learn", its unexpectedly wide influence since then, and more theinterval.org/salon-talks/02…
