My goal with TiddlySpace was to build a solid serverside environment for TiddlyWiki that would allow us (and others) to experiment with devising new social features and conventions. So I see the current set of social features fairly positively; they've given us enough of an experience to drive our thinking, and stimulate discussion. (SocialTiddlyWiki contains some old notes of mine that capture my early thinking on the social features).
I'm particularly keen that the experimentation around social features shouldn't be restricted to the core developers who have access to a server; I'd like to see simultaneous exploration across the community.
I'm particularly keen that the experimentation around social features shouldn't be restricted to the core developers who have access to a server; I'd like to see simultaneous exploration across the community.