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# We are making 90000 post-it
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The loot box contains a series of post-it blocks
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Why the post-its:
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- because they're a modular surface and offer an interesting format that also reminds the to-do list, the corporate strategies for collective brainstorming and organization, or the form of self- management. it's visually accessible, relatable and familiar.
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- Interesting possibilities for further distribution and exchange.
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- The format of the post-it blocks it's open to material experiments, since the block is just a bunch of sheets glued together. In this way we can adapt the shape of the sheets to fit the- contents while remaining in the same common surface/format.
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## Post-it blocks
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each contribution is formatted as post-it block.
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feature: we can experiment with the format of each block in relation to the contents
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feature: the post-it blocks can be enjoyed as mini booklets (linear access)
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feature: the post-it blocks can be enjoyed as modular elements to be attached on a map (complex access)
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optional features:
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- the blocks can be collectible and exchanged by the players
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- in each block the contents are repeated many times so that you can give part if the block to people that don't buy the LB and or
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- Exchange with other customer
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- Also, if in each block the contents are reapeted many times the player can easily experiment with the contents, use them and connect them with different contents, play with their quantities in forming a puzzle, give them to other people and spread them in many different ways.
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## Contents organization
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- Each block is a folder
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- In each folder there is a `contents.md` file and media resources such as images
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- `contents.md` contains the meta and the contents of each contribuition, formatted as a YAML list
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example:
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```yaml
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---
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title: One-sentence game ideas
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contents:
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- you are in an empty room with 13 doors that are portals to 13 different worlds.
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- 5 min slow-mo epidemics, visual transmitted
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- every crisis is a simulation of another crisis
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- img: game.jpg
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alt: Game description
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- you receive a point for each moving/floating tile on the street you encounter
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- thermoSTATE - The state where no citizen has to feel cold
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---
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```
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The entries in the contents list can be simple strings or images. To insert an image we are using the YAML object notation, specifying the `img` filename and the `alt` description that can be used in the layout. Images can be URL or file placed in the project folder.
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(another test for the git hook)
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