Great thread.
I like to advocate for a pragmatic use of Roam, because the tool itself is fundamentally useful, and what you can learn from the tool you can apply to your own endeavours (or other tools/fields, the world is yours!)
I like to advocate for a pragmatic use of Roam, because the tool itself is fundamentally useful, and what you can learn from the tool you can apply to your own endeavours (or other tools/fields, the world is yours!)
https://twitter.com/rjnestor/status/1446852064789807105
As an aside to this, the one who introduced me to Roam, my friend @AlbanBrooke shared similar sentiments and unfortunately got banned as well.
I do agree with recognising, acknowledging, and fixing mistakes: that's true for both companies and individuals
I do agree with recognising, acknowledging, and fixing mistakes: that's true for both companies and individuals
https://twitter.com/AlbanBrooke/status/1446943686256996358?s=20
But some of these mistakes could have been avoided eg. applying well-intentioned barriers to create a healthy discussion didn't have to include a massive ban spree w/o explanation
Friends and fans were hurt in the process and that's going to make this event emotionally charging
Friends and fans were hurt in the process and that's going to make this event emotionally charging
All will be well if mistakes are confronted with humility and execution.
Healthy roaming guys
Healthy roaming guys
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