“Do not disturb, this identity is floating in the skilliverse!” says a sign above our heads :)
We’re working and experimenting with the skilliverse a lot – soldering is somehow connected to the skill nonviolent communication in our test network and we’re really excited to see how the skilliverse will evolve and influence the matching in the future!
In the upcoming tale:net alpha 6 you will be able to vote similarity between skills yourselves and see the similarities voted by other identities you are connected to. The similarity between skills will be reflected in the type ahead recommendations shown to you when you’re defining your skills or asking for skills on an idea in tale:net.
Perspectively we’ll implement a slider to control matching fuzziness in pull:ideas that will also be fed by the similarities set in your skilliverse.
So much in brief as we’re focused on polishing the voting mechanics in the skilliverse and also writing on a clear and positioning vision for tale:net. We recognized in a communication coaching last week that we didn’t publish a clear mission statement till now. This tale:vision will replace the existing about page on this website which is still a translated version of our Prototype Fund application.
Spread the word and join us with tale:net alpha 5 and never hesitate to ask for any help on social media or via contact@t4l3.net, share your feedback with us and report bugs here
Read you next week,
baldo (twitter & mastodon), cryptix (twitter), katze (twitter), luroc (twitter & fb) and staschek (fb), together with you creators of tale:net
What happened since tale:net alpha 4 - changelog:
- selecting in skilliverse: clicking on a skill zooms in on it
- we added the possibility to set up a separate network for testing purposes
- text areas now have a right-click/context menu which enables copy&paste without keyboard shortcuts
- fixed issue #4 flashing scrollbar
- updated README: rearranged it a little to make it more approachable
- enabled error dialogues to show up during initialisation; not showing the dialogue ended in being stuck on the loading screen infinitely
- my:config now shows the version of the software at the bottom of the page
Less notable, nerdy internals:
- argv in .electron/dev-runner enables using global sbot in development mode by running npm run dev – - g
- strip hashbang for bable loader: some npm dependencies blocked us from making testnet work
- fix a bug where two scrollbars were shown under some circumstances
For integrity sake, here are the alpha 4 sha256sums:
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