Thanks for sharing this! I found it from the Help page, because I am wondering what kind of boundaries can be stretched within the platform and the talk/slides are helping me conceptualize a bit.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/139AT2Z65wx-bntDNZg1q93K3NERS9j3cCg8_5nY8WH0/edit?usp=sharing
PubPub, an open-source platform from the Knowledge Futures Group, is built to allow publishing communities of all types to experiment with new publishing models.
This interactive session, lead by PubPub's Product Lead, will focus on the community-driven processes and philosophies we use to build PubPub for the publishing world of the future (while also supporting today's needs).
As part of the session, we'll showcase success stories from communities using PubPub in innovative ways like open review, community annotated articles, blogging sites, and even intranets. We'll also turn the lens on PubPub by using it as a notes and Q&A platform for the talk, demonstrating the features in real-time.
If you use or are interested in PubPub, this session will be an opportunity to see how other communities use it and get a tour of new Dashboard and permissions feature. Even if you don't use PubPub, you'll learn about publishing models pioneered with PubPub that can be applied anywhere.
Brief intro to KFG
Brief intro to PubPub
History
How we describe the product
Where we’re going
Why we’re not self-hosted
Development Philosophy
Having a seat at the table vs. Going it alone
Letting users lead vs. bringing big ideas from other spaces
Product Process
Clear Vision & Strategy
Product Discovery
Examples of Novel Uses (Want to add yours? Add below by clicking here.)
Open Community Review: Economics in the Age of COVID-19
Community Annotated Letters: AAP Letter
Blogging: punctum Books,
Project & workshop documentation: COPIM
Intranet: KFG Notes
Hackathon: Met x Microsoft x MIT
Community Working Groups: Cursor