Metamuse

68 // Multiplayer

Nov 10, 2022

01:10:07

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Episode notes

Notion’s interface doesn’t encourage collaborative thinking

01:03

Durability of collaborative spaces

01:41

Scales of collaboration (and tools that enable them)

01:49

Bringing Other Humans Into the Creative Process

00:47

Introduction

2min

The Muse Master Plan for Multiplayer Collaboration

3min

How to Write Software That Helps People Have Better Ideas

3min

Collaborative Creativity in Muse

3min

Is It Worth Having a Purpose Built Writing Tool?

2min

Blackboards and Remote Work

3min

Collaboration and the Quality of the Best Idea

2min

How to Create a Great Ideation Product?

4min

Is There a Difference Between Group Chats and Private Chats?

2min

10.

Is Google Docs a Better Tool?

3min

11.

Ad Hoc Work Groups - Ordeal?

3min

12.

The Importance of Having a Private Space in the Creative Process

4min

13.

The Importance of Private Thinking for Groups

3min

14.

The 2D Infinite Canvas

4min

15.

Group Ideation

2min

16.

I've Been Using Notion a Ton

4min

17.

The Artifacts of Co-Development

3min

18.

Is There a Linear Realization of Where Do You Put Your Comments?

2min

19.

The Desktop Slash Laptop Is the Form Factor of Choice for Professional Collaboration

3min

20.

Using Form Factors for Team Collaboration

4min

21.

What's the Importance of Local?

2min

22.

The Implications of Permissions in the Cloud World

6min

The Muse team has begun work on multiplayer features, so Mark and Adam are pondering how groups of people can best co-develop ideas. They discuss the ad-hoc workgroups vs durable teams; the Wisdom of the Crowds; and the implications of local-first on sharing permissions. Plus: TV writer’s rooms.

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