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For #RoamGames 3, Roam Collective has built The Roaman Agora, a public graph to aggregate information on submissions and related projects, in addition to fostering discussion around these submissions.
You can view the Agora and sign up for access here!
roamresearch.com/#/app/The-Roam…
You can view the Agora and sign up for access here!
roamresearch.com/#/app/The-Roam…
The Agora comes out of #RoamCollective's experimentation with a multiplayer Roam environment over the past month or so.
In the process, we've coalesced around a few conventions that support really fruitful in-graph conversation and discussion.
In the process, we've coalesced around a few conventions that support really fruitful in-graph conversation and discussion.
One of the biggest [[takeaways]] is that in-graph conversation is a hugely powerful mechanism for generating divergence and subsequent convergence. So much so that we want to foster it more broadly!
Working in a shared Roam graph can feel chaotic, bursting with potential if it could only be tamed.
I’ve never used anything that has felt so limitless for teamwork. But MAN it’s hard to get it right.
Been working on that…
I’ve never used anything that has felt so limitless for teamwork. But MAN it’s hard to get it right.
Been working on that…
I’ve been obsessed with the idea of using @RoamResearch collectively ever since I started using it personally.
At its essence, I see Roam as a tool for synthesis.
Something that can help to capture fragments of thought, to later assemble into a compelling whole.
At its essence, I see Roam as a tool for synthesis.
Something that can help to capture fragments of thought, to later assemble into a compelling whole.
That pursuit of synthesis is *very* helpful as an individual, but I can’t shake the idea that it could be TRANSFORMATIVE for teams and organizations… or even societies.
