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A Tubeperson refers to a inflatable wavey human shaped tube. The Tubeperson Protocol is a handshake protocol wherein a human imitates such a Tubeperson. It is used when initiating contact with another individual or group, to indicate you are ready for contact. In that regard, a comparison can be made with the concept of a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handshake_(computing) computational handshake], used for authentication and cooperation. | A Tubeperson refers to a inflatable wavey human shaped tube. The Tubeperson Protocol is a handshake protocol wherein a human imitates such a Tubeperson. It is used when initiating contact with another individual or group, to indicate you are ready for contact. In that regard, a comparison can be made with the concept of a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handshake_(computing) computational handshake], used for authentication and cooperation. | ||
The protocol was first used in the [https://pad.xpub.nl/p/si23-240124 2024-01-24 Methods class] | The protocol was first used in the [https://pad.xpub.nl/p/si23-240124 2024-01-24 Methods class], after [[User:Lidia.Pereira|Lídia]] asked if it would be better to approach editorial groups as a fly on the wall, or interact with them. | ||
Usage note: give yourself into the wave with wild abandon. | |||
Latest revision as of 15:27, 24 January 2024
A Tubeperson refers to a inflatable wavey human shaped tube. The Tubeperson Protocol is a handshake protocol wherein a human imitates such a Tubeperson. It is used when initiating contact with another individual or group, to indicate you are ready for contact. In that regard, a comparison can be made with the concept of a computational handshake, used for authentication and cooperation.
The protocol was first used in the 2024-01-24 Methods class, after Lídia asked if it would be better to approach editorial groups as a fly on the wall, or interact with them.
Usage note: give yourself into the wave with wild abandon.