Exactly. Underlying the thought provoker are some ideas around Social experience design methodology to tackle Tragedy of the Commons and lesser-known Tyranny of Small Decisions.

By focusing on the true value of the commons, and where this value derives from.

#SX involves a mindset shift to look differently at what a commons is, and how it can sustainably evolve.

Ask not what you can do for the commons, but what the #commons can do for you. #sx

@Remittancegirl

Btw, my other toot followed after @andre referenced yours with the observation "[See this toot] on how #SX can be a force for peace".

While not naming "peace" specifically SX encourages a perspective shift and focus on the intrinsic values of Freedom and Humanity which will lead to more awareness of all these simple and small social gestures and how they may be translated to humane technology and online communication systems that truly support rich and social human interaction.

https://social.coop/@smallcircles/114869057941271973

What I found to be a remarkable example was a documentary by Louis Theroux where he interviews a Ku Klux Klan leader, who is best buddies with his African-American neighbor, drinking beers on the porch together.

When Louis asked "Shouldn't you two not be sworn enemies, given your ideology?". They looked a bit surprised at each other and replied "We? We are neighbors".

The first perspective is personal and focuses on individual needs. While the third perspective is where it all combines into intricate societal constructs, and our solutions can be designed to have "societal impact". Society is the tapestry where we weave our social experiences together.

Social experience design is based on the intrinsic values of #Freedom and #Humanity in all its rich facets.

#SX

Btw, tangential.. some time ago I created this sketch to demonstrate a timeline having different types of AP objects on them. Not that that is the best UX, but because apparently everyone thinks in timeline widgets, so as a start :)

And I just copied these notes to Social coding commons, which is themed to the less technical side of the social web, where people's needs are to be satisfied by the solutions we (co)create. By means of Social experience design. #SX

https://discuss.coding.social/t/the-composable-service-oriented-fediverse/663/2?u=aschrijver

The free and #commons-based fediverse grows organically, like a beautiful garden. Social web technologies can only emerge and evolve by #CommonsParticipation, crafted by many people with love and the joy of coding, while exploring realms of creation.

Joyful creation is where #fediverse allows us to ✨ social code the social code together.

https://social.coop/@smallcircles/114653379186925514

#SX#SocialExperienceDesign#JoyfulCreation#SocialWeb

Personal social networking is where 💪 people are in control and free to live their daily life.

#SX#SocialWeb#Fediverse

💃🕺 Personal social networking

Social experience is uniquely personal, social networking starts with us. A social web supportive of real people allows us to roam freely, to express ourselves, and be with whom we want to be. From global public square to intimite inter-personal relationships, our fediverse must support whom we actually want to be, in connection with those around us. 💞

💪 People. Be in control and free.

#SocialExperienceDesign#SX#PersonalSocialNetworking#Fediverse#ActivityPub

> Still nerd territory [..] #ActivityPub the (still mostly unfulfilled) binding of digital society

Indeed. AP is a network communication protocol for social networking. Something that sits very low in the tech stack.

Fedizens of the future shouldn't even be aware that this open standard protocol is at work deep down in the #technosphere.

Only then can we address "society" and build solutions that address needs in the #sociosphere. This has my focus re: Social experience design, #SX