Thanks Alan

I very much appreciated, 
I am very keen on looking at people's habits and growing creative and  
intellectual needs as all the work I create is based on co-creations..
Happy wednesday everyone
On 7 Oct 2015, at 00:57, Alan Sondheim wrote:

> 
> 
> I think one reason Fb and G+ don't work for in-depth discussions might have 
> to do with distractions - ads, images, announcements, etc.; they're 
> fundamentally lateral, and if one has more than a few friends, there are 
> always notifications coming through. In other words, they're porous. This is 
> truer for Fb (with its arcane privacy settings, etc.); G+ is quieter but more 
> awkward to use. I think, maybe wrongly, that Fb and G+ are more push 
> technologies - one has to weed through these, while email is pull; in 
> addition, email buffering works well, and it's easy to save posts from a 
> particular list - I keep all the empyre material on anguish and video, for 
> example, in a separate readable foldable. Blogs work really well for 
> discussion, but one approaches them differently; at least for me, their 
> structure structures discussion. Blogs have less distraction; Fb and G+ 
> considerably more. Of course for light chatter, there's nothing like Fb - but 
> I find, for example, that Marc's postings some
 times get lost for me. Then there's back-channeling, private posts surrounding 
the email list or Fb etc. discussion - epistemologically, messaging in Fb and 
G+ are inherently different than the newsfeed, while elists and private emails 
share the same phenomenology.
> 
> Blurry and tired at my end, hope this helps? - Alan
> 
> On Tue, 6 Oct 2015, Joumana Mourad wrote:
> 
>> Thank you for this communication as usual it is very inspiring....I have few
>> questions..
>> Can anyone share why FB, G+, or any of the discussion platforms did not
>> work?
>> It is great to receive e-mails how do you honor them when time is of an
>> issue?
>> If someone found a discussion platform that worked for them do you mind
>> sharing?
>> Thanks again
>>  
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