#AnnoConvo If the authors consider Twitter as referring to “everything in the world” and if we consider, like Heidegger, the world as “the domain of all domains”, then Twitter is text, and all inside Twitter is annotation.
— Paulo Pinto (@w3bk3rn3l) May 8, 2021
Kind: Notes
short content: a post or status update with just plain content and typically without a title
#AnnoConvo pic.twitter.com/iBxkcHDAv5
— Paulo Pinto (@w3bk3rn3l) May 2, 2021
#AnnoConvo How can you get to know me through my notes? Do the speak for me? How do you know who authored them? pic.twitter.com/t4epYKQvUw
— Paulo Pinto (@w3bk3rn3l) April 22, 2021
Is emptiness actually something beautiful?
Derrida (1991) quoted on the intertextuality of #annotation.
Two comments written during 2019 @pubpub open review of #Annotation printed in our book.
Handwritten question by Paulo, photographed & shared on Twitter, a platform of notes on notes.
Love the layers. Join #AnnoConvo https://t.co/M74WmMDNGV
— Remi Kalir (@remikalir) April 19, 2021
If annotation is an everyday activity we need a clever system of storage, from mind to writing, from writing to long-term memory #AnnoConvo #annotation #spacedrepetition
While talking meetings have much merit — when planned well they can be efficient and offer a level of comfort in speaking in person — they can also be subject to a host of problems: one person dominating, others checking out and multitasking, side conversations, straying off course, and pressures to conform to the boss’s ideas.
one person dominating –› this is probably one of the reasons why meetings are so counterproductive
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I love silence
“Marking a book is an act of love” in Annotations by Remi Kalir @remikalir & Antero Garcia @anterobot