Thread by @mrkrndvs

In A More Beautiful Question, Warren Berger talks about the power and potential of different types of questions. One type that stands out is the simple strategy of asking 'What If?' Here then are my thoughts on what if the web were different? #pcPopUp2020

What if people had some sort of ownership and control of their presence on the web?

A place where they could find their voice? hyp.is/VmyRvKBnEeqlln…

A place to develop over time?
readwriterespond.com/2016/07/develo…

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What if we posted comments to other spaces from our own sites utilising the power of #webmentions? Both keeping a record of our conversations, as well as owning our opinions.

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What if we were all someone else's conversational follower, as @plugusin has suggested? blog.williamferriter.com/2019/01/06/be-… Building connections & community along the way.

#pcPopUp2020 #ItTakesaVillage

What if people posted extended thoughts as posts rather than as a thread? collect.readwriterespond.com/not-all-social…

Therefore, managing their our own canonical links for content for ideas? readwriterespond.com/2018/03/managi…

#pcPopUp2020 HT @dajbelshaw

What if we each had our own treasure trove of ideas that we could easily mine and join the dots? readwriterespond.com/2018/01/reclai…

#pcPopUp2020 #Commonplacebook HT @amyburvall

My intent with these posts is not to suggest that everyone should or must do all or any these things, but instead to stop for a moment and think about the decisions we make about technology and ask ourselves how might we work together to make a better web for all?

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