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'''Mood (Archive) Bot'''<br> | '''Mood (Archive) Bot'''<br><br> | ||
<b> Artemis && Rita && Simon</b><br> | <b> Artemis && Rita && Simon</b><br> | ||
Description: A bot that is used to share images or small notes that allows and suggests various ways of organizing them | Description: A bot that is used to share images or small notes that allows and suggests various ways of organizing them<br> | ||
Goals: highlight social aspect of XMPP, include metadata of uploads | Goals: highlight social aspect of XMPP, include metadata of uploads<br> | ||
Difference between wiki/pad and archive bot? | Difference between wiki/pad and archive bot?<br> | ||
— XMPP allows uploading on-the-fly, social aspect of protocol | — XMPP allows uploading on-the-fly, social aspect of protocol <br> | ||
— Archiving how the user interacts with a webpage | — Archiving how the user interacts with a webpage<br> | ||
— Reveals how we map information collectively and individually (with hashtags), and also how it is mapped by the tools that we're using (with metadata) | — Reveals how we map information collectively and individually (with hashtags), and also how it is mapped by the tools that we're using (with metadata)<br> | ||
— Collective understanding of a network through abstraction (in jargon, annotations, archiving) | — Collective understanding of a network through abstraction (in jargon, annotations, archiving) | ||
Revision as of 18:33, 7 April 2019
XMPP Bots
https://pad.xpub.nl/p/special_Issue8_29_1 https://pad.xpub.nl/p/special_issue_19_05_02 https://pad.xpub.nl/p/04_03_19_tools
04/03/2019
Mood (Archive) Bot
Artemis && Rita && Simon
Description: A bot that is used to share images or small notes that allows and suggests various ways of organizing them
Goals: highlight social aspect of XMPP, include metadata of uploads
Difference between wiki/pad and archive bot?
— XMPP allows uploading on-the-fly, social aspect of protocol
— Archiving how the user interacts with a webpage
— Reveals how we map information collectively and individually (with hashtags), and also how it is mapped by the tools that we're using (with metadata)
— Collective understanding of a network through abstraction (in jargon, annotations, archiving)