THE KAVZIA JOURNAL · Technology / Ideas
The internet needs more gardens, not just feeds
What if our online spaces grew with us instead of constantly demanding something new?
Open a typical social feed and everything appears in the present tense. A new post covers the old one. A reaction disappears under a newer reaction. The design is a river: lively, sometimes useful, but difficult to return to. The things you learned last month are often harder to find than the things strangers are discussing this minute.
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