Discussion

@mayel, maybe add a feature that enables configuring notification settings for a specific group (currently, the settings are applied at a 'global' level).

@mayel, I actually enjoy replying to these posts more than writing on the sticky notes (and I like sticky notes)! At the same time, it feels more individualistic than writing on sticky notes with someone else. This got me thinking: how could collaborative brainstorming be facilitated on this platform? (I wonder whether someone is uncomfortable writing from an identifiable account.)

@mayel, it took a while to grasp the vocabulary (circles, groups, subgroups, topics, etc.). I think having a basic schema of relations between those entities would be helpful in the future.

@mayel, based on who's in the room today, I'd say PGT students and undergrads.

@mayel, PhD supervision meetings, sometimes seminars or conferences. I don't share much about my research 😁

@mayel, mailing lists, word of mouth, attending meetings and events, search engine, LinkedIn

@mayel, I'm a PhD student, so: supervision meetings, CIM CAMPS and other seminars, conferences, workshops, etc. If I'm teaching, then it comes up in the classroom. My audience is limited to other researchers and students. I wonder whether this would help reach non-academic audiences?

@mayel as a PhD student, my collaborations are often enabled by my supervisors. For example, I was invited to help organise the AI&Society Interdisciplinary Symposium as a research assistant.

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