Not sure exactly what you are aiming to accomplish, but I note that in the late 1600s in England, post was delivered two or three times per day, so all the Royal Society dudes would get a letter in the morning, reply to it, and then get the reply back in the afternoon in their coffee shop. I feel that might be the ideal, intellectually vibrant, timescale: quick feedback but still enough time to jot down some effortposts.
Actually, come to think of it, here's my own social network concept---it works roughly as current sites do, but you can only read it while you sit in the coffee shop drinking coffee. (I think something like Scuttlebutt could probably be hacked into this.) I have a hunch that something like that could be really pleasant. :)
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Date: 2018-12-29 07:39 pm (UTC)Actually, come to think of it, here's my own social network concept---it works roughly as current sites do, but you can only read it while you sit in the coffee shop drinking coffee. (I think something like Scuttlebutt could probably be hacked into this.) I have a hunch that something like that could be really pleasant. :)