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Amazing work @EilidhRoss1 and @catherinet1 ! A handful of things that came out of the Labs meeting yesterday [which I'll put in the issue above]:
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Putting this issue tree at the top https://coggle.it/diagram/Yh-L7j5DfRykGi7e/t/web3-what-is-the-evaluation-polarizing-way-as-possible and speaking to it in the intro e.g. the main claims made in the space are... [as a related aside, I'd also avoid repeating our boilerplate text too much in the intro, as per he first para currently]
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Writing up descriptions of each aspiration and claim as full text rather than bullet points. E.g. "This section covers the aspirations of web3 to improve...by...It contains the following claims..." and "This claim states that web3 will achieve X by doing Y"
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Adding short evaluations of the claims e.g. "On the basis of current evidence, this claim seems [plausible, implausible, false, true, unknowable] under X conditions for Y reasons"
@rufuspollock one final thing which we didn't get to chat through yesterday was some of the claims pages risk reading as overly inflammatory and biased, undermining our plausibility as a sensemaking resource. It's been suggested that we alter these, and it would be good to get your input here.
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@theo-cox reviewed the doc and looks excellent.
Also may want to check out our original plan issue in #77 (and close in favour of this?) plus @olarubaj thoughts in #144
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Great, thanks for the input @rufuspollock. Will close #77 as I think it would require a bit of extra content creation vs this refactoring. Think the thoughts in #144 are largely addressed by this, also, which is good!
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@EilidhRoss1 link to spreadsheet with all site pages listed is above
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@EilidhRoss1 @theo-cox I updated the issue with tasks completed and next actions
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All pages in the site are now organized into the aspirations doc - except those concepts which don't contribute anything to any claim and which will go in an organized glossary section. All concepts have been categorized as economics, finance, tech, ideology, or social phenomena (open to different wording, esp on the social phenomena one). All unassociated concepts have been marked as such. Only other site pages which don't feature are some notes pages which as is (IMO) don't contribute anything or need quite a bit of editing before they should be in the refactored guide (all such notes pages have comments in the spreadsheet). TODO (as updated in issue): rewrite those claims which need rewritten (spreadsheet outlining which ones need fixed found here), fix any notes pages worth fixing and make the glossary.
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@theo-cox I've done these tasks (of course happy to make further edits) and have updated the issue
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@rufuspollock one final thing which we didn't get to chat through yesterday was some of the claims pages risk reading as overly inflammatory and biased, undermining our plausibility as a sensemaking resource. It's been suggested that we alter these, and it would be good to get your input here.
I would be happy to see editing in line with this.
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Great! @catherinet1 and @EilidhRoss1 could you then action the changes you've flagged as necessary? We can then push the guide live! For ones about references etc Zotero should have lots of good stuff, but if you're unsure of anything then please do let me know. We can also discuss issues in Labs tactical next Tuesday
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All claims pages have been appropriately fixed. The guide is up to date will all pages. I think we're moving onto the next stage which would be getting feedback from Theo and Rufus and then putting the guide into markdown and getting it up on the site!
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Having had a brief skim this looks great @EilidhRoss1 well done! My one comment would be its probably worth having a small sub-heading to separate the evaluation from the description. Other than that I'd say let's get it up asap!
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Updated Fix notes pages task.
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Having had a brief skim this looks great @EilidhRoss1 well done! My one comment would be its probably worth having a small sub-heading to separate the evaluation from the description. Other than that I'd say let's get it up asap!
Added sub-heading to separate evaluation from description
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Great thanks @catherinet1! Really excited to see the finished product up on the site. You and @EilidhRoss1 have done an excellent job
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FIXED. New guide is up at https://web3.lifeitself.us/guide.
Going to mark this as fixed as acceptance is done and for follow up see parent epic #193
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Related Issues (20)
- Extract video segment on Gold Fever from Sebastiao Salgado documentary
- Build error on sec-remarks related to YOUTUBE_REGEX HOT 1
- [PAUSED] Adding frontmatter to all notes pages HOT 2
- Fix images which are not showing HOT 2
- Web3 and Crypto Claims Database HOT 2
- [epic] Guide v2 providing an intro and overview of claims HOT 3
- [epic] Transcribing episodes / interviews
- Standard structure for claims
- Convert editor guide into markdown and publish on site HOT 1
- Proof-edit Samer Hassan episode transcription
- Proof-edit Jeff Emmett episode transcription HOT 1
- Reflections on Crypto Post FTX collapse with Stephen Diehl HOT 1
- Merging KlimaDAO pages HOT 3
- Page layout for site HOT 5
- Mobile sidebar HOT 3
- Web3 Guide Launch HOT 8
- Interview on Future Squared Podcast with Steve Glaveski HOT 4
- Broken images on some pages (links to root directory rather than assets) HOT 5
- Upgrade site to use flowershow
- Add Read the Guide CTA to hero
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