Finally a proper Coliven walkthrough! π
00:00 Intro β the problem with community tools
00:28 The idea behind Coliven β one platform instead of many tools
01:12 Community discovery β directory + map of real-world spaces
02:06 Community pages β identity, gallery, and trust layer (guestbook)
03:00 Events, calendars, and subscriptions β everything stays in one place
03:54 Memberships β turning communities into sustainable income
04:17 Engagement features β favorites, notifications, and postcards
05:00 Event flow β tickets, checkout, and frictionless registration
06:15 Questionnaires, payments, and waitlists β full attendee system
06:53 Host dashboard β managing communities and listings
08:20 Membership setup β tiers, pricing, and recurring support
08:58 Creating events β fast event creation workflow
10:44 Event configuration β registration, tickets, and customization
12:08 Attendee management β approvals, sales, and tracking
13:43 Advanced event controls β questionnaires and co-hosts
15:58 Closing β what Coliven is and why it matters
@lifeext Even without knowing how a house is oriented I always feel like the bed is either oriented "properly" or not. And it always turns out that "properly" for me is head facing north.
In computer graphics one of the most used system for facial deformation is FACS (facial action coding system). It is based on the research by the author believing that feelings and emotions are somehow universally "coded" into the facial features, which numerous research after that shows is not true at all. That doesn't make the system bad for decoding movements and muscle group triggers, it's actually pretty good for that. But it's funny that it started from a wrong belief.
fun fact, the 'right answers' aren't based on what the models said they were feeling.
Researchers made the test by pulling photos out of magazines. A small group of them voted on what they thought the model was feeling, and if they agreed enough then they just used that.
@silverarm0r I am pretty sure you are the type of person that doesn't want to be clasified as normal person. A normie. Otherwise you are normal yes. We are all normal.
@azomji@yoltartar Even in the same cultural circles there is no universality. There was this lady last week which smiled at me and scolded me. I guess she was irritated.
Yeah haven't dug into it for a few years now, but most of the research seem to be that feelings and emotions are not universally expressed on faces. Yeah there are predominant expressions associated with particular feeling, but there are many edge cases.. Basically there is no universal "sadness" face etc.
There's the idea that we may move from a "dopamine economy" (= instant hits of gratification but unsustainable) to an "oxytocin economy" (= building real and lasting connections between people) and I hope it's true.