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1textauthorimagetag
2since we are exposed to several topics relates to orientation / disorientation / editing / so we could help(?) the readers to navigate different texts yellownavigation, orientation
3(accessibility)grayaccessibility
4bridges between different registerslimeaddressing
5(also consider how you have been doing this already).sky
6disruption  ( make you aware of the materiality of the text) / it isn't just a voice in your head / / people being able to interact from different directionsacquadisruption, materiality, orientation
7break down the hierarchy of text and languageacquahierarchy, addressing
8(also through forms of reading/reading templates/formats)violetmateriality, forms
9the reader can navigate through the reader we are creatingacquaimagenavigation
10what are we trying to communicate?acquapurpose
11reader = navigation of readers, layers on layers, different voices inside the text, easy/different types of experiences, to access in different ways to the content/texts/languageacquaaddressing, accessibility, plurality
12Use really well known textsacquasource
13(like a pop song)yellowpopular
14, we could disrupt these texts and find a way to record and accumulate everyone's experienceacquadisruption, aggregation
15if you make a footprint, someone can follow the footprint and it can become a roadacquanavigation
16 >>> "Navigation is, above all, a synthetic operation. First, its the ongoing mediation of intentionality with the contingency of unknown or accidental events. Navigation is not destination, but it is not entirely divorced from destination either. Its a movement of inclination requiring markers of orientation." (Orientation in a Big World...)greennavigation, orientation
17some disruption can be overlapped some of them can be a unique experienceacquadisruption, experience
18interesting to see different roadsacquaexploration
19overlapping different paths __DRAW__(Chae will add some drawingsyellowplurality
20Alex would love to join)light grayparticipation
21<3greenpositivity
22there are different modes of readingacquaplurality
23(and different modes of address)grayplurality
24Divers/inclusive topics go in hand with formatsvioletaccessibility, inclusivity
25The reader should have an introduction / editorialgrayaccessibility, inclusivity
26Ideas:nonenonetitle
27we want the text to be performativeacquaperformative
28we create the terms of readershipredfruition
29** choose not intellectual texts to also have something popular, trying to make it !!!accessible!!! to everyone acquapopular, academic, addressing
30reading and writing each other's experiencesvioletperformative, experience
31(poetry <3)light graypositivity, poetry
32Make sth accessible that is normally not accessible to everyoneredaccessibility, addressing
33(we can use intellectual text and make it accessible and more personal)yellowaddressing, accessibility
34something relatable as a starting pointgreenaddressing
35connecting the "easy" texts to the "serious" ones, to see where they match,acquapopular, addressing
36(comparing that way different ways of addressing)grayexploration
37mapping a train of thoughts that are present / / part of us, our culture, our lives, but that haven't been traced yet, things we all know but never really connectedacquaaddressing, poetry, relation
38SUBJECT:redpurpose
39how we are reading as a group?acquaperformance, plurality
40collective act of readingorangeplurality, performance
41exquisite corpsegreenplurality, performance
42<3violetpositivity
43-disruption of text - realising the materiality of textlight graydisruption, materiality
44-connection between inputs - how the reader navigateslight grayrelation, navigation
45-generate new content - lighter, fun, exercising, poetic, popular (be more inclusive), balance, everyone could relate, accessibility  light grayaddressing, popular, inclusivity, accessibility
46-not only textslight graysource
47YESyellowpositivity
48pleasegreenpositivity
49"UNLESS WE CALL EVERYTHING A TEXT!"redsource
50a reader where you don't only just readgreenperformative, source
51-different reading experienceslight grayperformative, experience, exploration
52-a common topic or purposelight graysource
53-everyone to bring knowledge to our reader; to share knowledge (situated knowledges)blueaddressing, accessibility, knowledge
54situated yellowaddressing, knowledge
55knowledge orangeaddressing, knowledge
56Donna Harawayyellowaddressing, knowledge, people
57<3orangepositivity
58<3333redpositivity, lot of
59(?spelling?)yellowsource
60-aggregation of publicorangeaddressing, accessibility, experience
61-reading as a mesh - or - text as a mesh orangesource, materiality
62<3yellowpositivity
63demystify the textgraysource, accessibility
64<3yellowpositivity
65(culture access can be a rabbit hole, maybe what we are doing is kind of flipping and playing w that idea?)light greenculture
66we want the text to be performative, we create the terms of readershiplight blueeditorial, methods
67( position, making decisions ex. what type of texts we will use?)yelloweditorial, methods
68Criteria for contentbeigeeditorial
69I like the slogan positions making decisions ha hagrass greeneditorial
70ADRESSED lilatitle, methods
71 1>Accessible (multiple layers of accessibility: Physical, contextual, intelligible, linguistically, visually, etc)lilaaccessibility
722>Performativelilanavigation, editorial
733> Multiplayerorangenavigation
744> Navigation: readers can navigate through the reader choosing their own path?pastel bluenavigation
755>ever-evolving "product"?just blueeditorial, methods
76yes plsorangeagreeing, positivity
77> no finite shape? lilaformat
78when the public uses it, it changes? ooooooo si (a text changes everytime you read it --> interpretations)pastel blueformat, navigation
79So we want it to be participative?rededitorial, navigation
80it could be nice. orangepositivity, cheering up
81thank you, BUT?just bluehesitation
82__LOL__ yellowpositivity, cheering up
83but maybe maybe maybe could be a mesh of partecipativeorangehesitation
84(this word is great)lilapositivity, cheering up
85is this a word joke i don't get? or is there just a spelling mistake hahaharedhesitation
86 i wouldn't say dependant, more like fed by, that, as we already said, can leads to different results/interpretations?just blueeditorial
87maybe partecipation could be seen as a thriving of our contents. like you leave the onions in the cellar and after 1 month they are a nice plantsssss oppssssorangenavigation, editorial
88___LOL___just bluepositivity, cheering up
89text as a seedorangemethods
90text gardening / grow a textgreen methods
91I water a text.redmethods
92text grows/turns into something else when you water it light greenmethods
93maybe a finite object so we don't need people to "finish" it, but when they start using it, the next user will find something different from the one before and so on?just bluenavigation, editorial
94like a toolkit grass greenmethods
95(lov e this word)just blueagreeing
96+1+1+1+1orangeagreeing, participation
97but also a platform (NLTK)grass greennavigation, editorial
98as a sandboxorangenavigation, editorial
99SOUP & BOAT AT THE SAME TIME, you can eat it but also use it to navigate 😏😏😏😏😏grass greenmethods
100USE METHODS YOU ARE ALREADY USING!!! (in prototyping &c)bb bluemethods, prototyping
101use methods you don't understandsea foammethods, comprehension
102cast a spellclementinespell
103DIFFERENT EXPERIENCES  in the same reader sky blueexperience, different but same
104Remixing texts, raspberryremix, text
105hijack narrativesbubblegumhijack, text
106hacking textssea foamhijack, text
107recontextualise textsraspberryrecontextualize, text
108<3 fogemoji, positivity
109agency of the reader and agency of the readersclementineagency, reader
110(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hopscotch_(Cortázar_novel)bubblegumreference
111give the reader the POWER TO DECIDE, sky bluereader, power, decision
112to decide = to orientate :')moss greendecision, orientation
113make people get their own experience from the same starting pointsky blueexperience, position
114authority vs popularity: it could be interesting to also work on the way different texts circulate and their specific formats like f.e. highbrow text have bibliography, rap songs don't, etc lime greenauthority, popularity, circulation, format
115fake bibliography and made up references eheh ahah nagarestani cites spondgebobclementinefake, references
116marcel broodthaers-museum department of eagles (a museum with only authoritarian labels and with no objects)dentist blueauthtority
117<3lime greenemoji, positivity
118what makes a text intellectual and what makes a text popular?dentist bluetext, intellect, popularity
119it's fine not to understand everythingsky bluecomprehension
120<3bubblegumemoji, positivity
121<3sea foamemoji, positivity
122<3fogemoji, positivity
123<3 Maybe we should just try to NOT understand a single thing? LOLraspberryemoji, positivity
124not EVERYTHING has to be accessible ------> but maybe accessible in every person's way? sky blueaccessibility, personal
125sometimes the path to access something is harsh but necessary ? ?? ?clementinepath, accesibility, hardship, necessity
126 maybe everyone needs different ways to access stuff, but we give for granted that everyone has the same knowledge/capabilities/experience (exemple: at school, not eeryone learns in the same way, and having a strincted way of teaching might not be the right method for every kid)sky blueaccessibility, experience
127a text changes everytime you read itsky bluetext, change
128--> interpretationslime greencomprehension
129squeeze into someone's sky blueintervention
130intimacylime greenfamiliarity
131____SEXALERT___sky bluewarning
132😏lime greenemoji, inside joke
133hahaharaspberryreaction
134and attention spanlime green
135(k)raspberry
136putting the reader in context, putting ourselves in context, sky blue
137Once I read an interview I think it was Murakami saying that if he could make it to a reader's bedroom and have that connection with someone that reads him in a room in a city wherever and whenever that might be enough.honeydew
138+as a person who is still struggling reading text in English, to processing the horrifying/English text into something that I can easily read and be part of the group and participate was really empowering ex) to be not to be text : I don't really understand the whole text so I just get rid of everything and just leave "to + verb" and it was really fun/understandable/poetic and empoweringlemon
139yessss giving up on understanding the text and giving value to it in the sense of the disconnected bits that we understand can also be indeed empowering and poetic in a way lime green
140!! connect to disconnectsea foam
141ongoing annotation device like: if im reading and i dont understand i can put a note and someone can reply ecc ecc ecc so the text becomes something populated by the readerssssclementine
142---> this also creates a layering of comments and other texts in different times/moments (text as time-lapse)lime green
143yes yes yes plsclementine
144chance-based reading / i-ching sea foam
145wow!!! python is xxi century i chingclementine
146<- factssea foam