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On Wednesday, December 7, we discussed “play in public spaces”, and wow, what an amazing conversation!
This is the third chat, and it’s been wonderful to see how “new” people keep joining the community. Twitter is particularly good for this because it is so open, and people can just drop in at any time, when they notice that something is going on – like Iain here did:
https://twitter.com/iainsimons/status/806590745125785601
While we’re not so interested in the size of the community as such, we’re very interested in the diversity and the range of perspectives represented. There were so many valuable points being made about the nature and importance of play in public spaces, as well as the challenges we are facing and possible (very creative!) solutions:
https://twitter.com/contestedspaces/status/806581339474558977
https://twitter.com/karastewart/status/806581999272161280
https://twitter.com/iainsimons/status/806584324548071424
https://twitter.com/flyraccoonfly/status/806583816366288896
https://twitter.com/ImmersiveMind/status/806582429238628353
See our questions and the collection of tweets below:
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