Sigil

@EveryoneDrawApp Cool site!

@_austin_cassidy @kepano @obsdmd Give Sigil a try! It's a social media platform with a canvas you can use to spatially arrange content. sigilspace.com

@kepano @obsdmd Obsidian should really make a web browser based on this too. I have so many websites that are spatially related to different concepts and connect with other websites but there's no way to do it. Embedding web pages is a great start though…although there’s some friction

Obsidian 1.1 is now available to insiders ✨ The new Canvas view allows you to organize notes visually — an infinite space to brainstorm, diagram and lay out your ideas Works great for mind maps, flow charts, org charts, moodboards, family trees. You can even embed web pages 😊

@kepano @obsdmd Very cool! If you like this, you might also find Sigil interesting. It's a social media platform with a similar kind of canvas where you can post text, images, links, or whatever else you want. sigilspace.com

Use these to link related spaces together or as a tool to collect content from various spaces in one place.

Create a post using a link to another space, and you'll get a portal looking into it.

Sigil - now with portals!

Come join our discord! discord.gg/Tnf37SEZmU

Welcome to Sigil! A new digital space awaits. Sigil is a prosocial social media platform where ideas compete for space. Vote on what matters to you and make your mark on a canvas anyone can write on.

What kind of digital society do we want to inhabit? sigilspace.com/p/the-commons/…

@mattyglesias So two people both attempting to signal that they are to the left of each other can result in them chasing each other into a polarized extreme. Here's a link to the paper. chicagounbound.uchicago.edu/law_and_econom…

@mattyglesias This reminds me of a paper called the Law of Group polarization. Your position on an issue relative to your peers is an important signal. One can signal their willingness to take risks by taking a position slightly more extreme than their peers.

Something people don’t argue about enough is the 2016 Democratic Party primary and its fallout. Keep yourselves busy while I go tour a vineyard. slowboring.com/p/how-hillary-…