Growing Vegetatively Wiki

In "Wiki as a living text", we discuss the concept of Agile Development, where the make up (one's face, etc.) phase and the use (a person, animal, puppet, etc.) phase are not separated but are developed in parallel and gradually. Development] approach, where the make up (one's face, etc.) phase and the use (a person, animal, puppet, etc.) phase are not separated. "speak with verbs" points out the importance of using "verbs" rather than "nouns" when discussing The World We Aim For in the design of personal experience. This lineup is interesting.

• When we call it by a noun, we implicitly recognize it as unchanging
  • Scheme of things
• When we speak in verbs, we see it as something that changes.
• A wiki is a living text because it behaves as a changing text, not as a collection of fixed articles - Growing Vegetatively Wiki - As a form of human-AI interaction - Botanical Metaphors
  • from [/unnamed-project/🤖2023-08-21 06:35](https://scrapbox.io/unnamed-project/🤖2023-08-21 06:35)

    • キャンプと幼稚園のメタファーから得られる視点の違いをどのように活用すべきか？

      • This metaphor could be used when thinking about how it is convenient to treat the relationship between the human being and the
      • I thought about it, but the idea of camp/kindergarten is a bit shaky, so a more appropriate metaphor seems like a good idea.
      • Camping is ... . should the AI be a plant?
        • The branches grow on their own and I pick the flowers when I feel like it.

    • Maybe one way for AI's to participate in the Scrapbox is to "link to it or mention it with a link"!

      • The work of adding links against JSON in Scrapbox does not break the human activity...

      • Finding red links and creating a summary page would be easy to implement.
        • I'll have to try it to see if it's beneficial.
        • Indeed. I can write red links on my own, or in cases where links are placed on several pages but the hub page is empty, I can look around where the links appear and fill in the blanks.
          • It's like a plant when the red link gets written on its own.

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