knowledge graphs in pkm tools as compared to personal relationship networks of indigenous knowledge keepers

knowledge graphs in pkm tools as compared to personal relationship networks of indigenous knowledge keepers - might be work on this, look at M J Hunter Brueggemann

look at my class notes on indigenous data sovereignty

knowledge lineage

img knowledge lineage - aliceyuanzhang.com slash becoming-infrastructure.png

digital community building

Notes

I’ve witnessed and been a part of a variety of digital communities but have no sociological framework to see how and why some work better than others
There are increasingly now paid roles in digital community building, moderation, support, etc
so there must be a developing ‘best practice’ etc
Incredibly subjectively, neocities feels like how tumblr used to feel (in early to mid 2010s)
I’ve seen people describe TikTok like early YouTube
wikipedia, wikihow, open source
open and closed discords, discord for tech
streaming communities
tiktok niches
comments

emergent consciousness

Mentions

“Culture is extremely weird and confusing and it is very strange to be an individual inside of an unrecognized superorganism.” - Hank Green

commoning

the process/action/ideal of returning privately owned goods/space/knowledge into public ownership
to common something is to set it free - remove specific restrictions on use by way of possession, and pass the responsibility for its maintenance on to the local (or interested, or entirely non-restricted) population

Resources

sharedassets.org
threeacresandacow.co.uk
thelandmagazine.org.uk

collectivism

used here as a deliberately general term, referring to leftist politics that emphasise communal care and ownership; not necessarily in neglect of the individual. I intend particularly to encompass anti-capitalist, anti-fascist, intersectional feminist, decolonialist and environmental movements. The closest specific political connotation I’m making is with communalism and anarcho-communism in the tradition of Bookchin and Kropotkin.

how memory works

Mentions

““the human evolves through externalizing itself in tools, artifacts, language and technical memory banks” (Stiegler, 2010, p.65).” ⤴️
“Every act of externalizing one’s thought and memory instigates a certain milieu characterized by power relations, which in return affect and shape the lives of those implicated in these milieux.” (Smolicki, 2017, pp. 54)

search and discovery

The Concept

Traversing networks to find what we’re looking for, or something else entirely. Considering paradigms that aren’t based on search engines and web crawling. Moving beyond social media algorithms and ambiguously trained AI to surface what a trusted curator might present us with. Novel mechanisms of linking disparate web spaces.

collaborative knowledge

a collaborative whole, scientific inquiry and multi-perspective, the practice of wiki-building and creating knowledge, intersubjectivity

shared views of entity, of process, of goal

extra

practical considerations in collaborative knowledge and wiki building
philosophical implications of collective/emergent consciousnesses
discussion and debate
anti-ai, possibly even recommendation algorithms

Resources

info as a collective, visualised - bluesky firehose https://bsky.app/profile/andy.baio.net/post/3lbcx2rwjuk2z
alternative methods of quick-fact-finding, akin to earlier internet forum style communication/add Reddit to Google searches https://little-details.dreamwidth.org/