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12.07.2026 10:18
nibushibu (@nibushibu@social.vivaldi.net)

いろんな人の目に留まるという意味でのインプレッションに価値があるのは分かるけど、サービスの設計として "インプレッション" を指標にしたり、ユーザーの「投稿に対する価値」として数値化して見せるということが、あんまりよくないなと思っている。

#Threads とかみててもそういう「サービスの仕組み・文化としてのインプレッション」みたいなものを釣りにいってるタイプの発言（たとえばマウントっぽい発言）みたいなものが結構流れてきて、たぶん #X （はもうアカウント消しちゃったんであんまりわからんけど）ほどあからさまではないにせよ、やはり「（数字としての他ユーザーからのインプレッションをとりあう）対戦型」という場のルールが暗黙の理解としてあるのを感じる。

そういう「文化」「雰囲気」として、#Threads には参加したくなさがある

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10.07.2026 20:12
simonharper (@simonharper@mastodon.social)

Thought I’d try and see what is all about about. I can log in with my Instagram account it says. Like hell I can. Always comes up with ‘an unknown error occurred’ after multiple tries.

I really can’t be arsed to find out why, and pretty sure I’m not missing anything my not using Threads 🤣

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10.07.2026 13:21
meteoraweb (@meteoraweb@mastodon.social)

🚨 NEWS: Meta Threads raggiunge 500 milioni di utenti mensili e sfida X di Elon Musk

Ecco i punti chiave in breve:
💡 Negli ultimi mesi, il panorama dei social media ha assistito a una silenziosa ma significativa crescita di Threads, la piattaforma di Meta creata per competere direttamente con X,...

🚀 LINK: meteoraweb.com/news/meta-threa

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10.07.2026 10:57
c_th1 (@c_th1@digitalcourage.social)

Haken dran – das Social-Media-Update der c't: Die Intransparenz ist sicher! (mit Dennis Horn) (feat. Chan-jo Jun)

Kapitelmarken, KI-generiert 00:00:18 - Gavin ist zurück auf #Threads! (feat. Chan-jo Jun) 00:06:36 - Geplante Verschärfung des #Informationsfreiheitsgesetzes 00:11:45 - The never-ending #Chatkontrolle 00:15:22 - Max #Schrems' Klage gegen das #EU-USA Data Privacy Framework 00:18:50 - Grok 4.5: Verzögerte Einführung in der EU aufgrund "gesetzlicher Gründe" 00:20:59 - #Apple und die EU 00:27:30 - #4chan verweigert #Geldstrafe nach britischem Online Safety Act 00:31:22 - #Meta bringt “Muse” 00:37:12 - Metas Smart #Glasses und Super Sensing 00:43:48 - Bots überall 00:49:47 - Metas neues energieintensives Rechenzentrum in Kanada 00:51:42 - Open Social Web Alliance 00:57:58 - Nachhak: W Social korrigiert fehlerhafte Interaktionszahlen 01:00:24 - Funktionen und Emotionen

Webseite der Episode:
hakendran.podigee.io/599-die-i

Mediendatei: audio.podigee-cdn.net/2542420-

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07.07.2026 07:00
2026 (@2026@constantine.name)

What does coaching actually transmit?

I’ve been around movement coaches for years — fifteen years of Aikido, then parkour and Art du Déplacement — physical practices that bring you into rooms with people who are good at doing the thing they’re trying to teach you to do. The longer I’ve watched, the more interested I’ve become in what coaches can and can’t actually pass on.

This thread mixes Movers Mindset Field Notes — distillations of conversations with coaches and movement teachers — with my own writing as a long-time student. What students need before they can hear anything. What coaches can set up but can’t manufacture. What gets transmitted in the unstructured time between drills. And the part nobody plans for — what can’t be directly taught and has to be coaxed out instead.

The thread is sequenced for someone curious about what teaching actually does.

The Permission Slip
Movers Mindset Field Note

Open with what coaching adults requires first. Ask what gets adults into parkour and the answer is fun — but fun isn’t the first thing that happens. Permission is. “Permission to falter, to look incompetent, to be the oldest person in the room doing something poorly.” Fun is what they discover on the other side, after they’ve already paid.

A student of Aikido
constantine.name — June 2015

The other side of the dynamic — what fifteen years of being a student looked like. Sensei Wirth’s catch-phrases — “No this. No that. No delay.” and “Relax beyond any indication of every injury you’ve ever received” — convey what was being transmitted underneath the technique. The closing line says it: “All things considered? I’m delighted to still feel I am a beginner.”

Earnest practice
constantine.name — October 2021

The hard truth in two sentences, from the founder of Aikido himself. “The teachings of your instructor constitute only a small fraction of what you will learn. Your mastery of each movement will depend almost completely on individual, earnest practice.” — Morihei Ueshiba. Coaches set up the conditions; the practice belongs to the student.

Coaxing readiness
Movers Mindset Field Note — with Bane

Movement culture celebrates the override — push through, send it, commit. Bane describes the opposite. “I’ve set myself a goal of doing it when I’m ready to do it and it’s about coaxing that readiness out of me.” Readiness already exists somewhere inside, waiting to surface. You don’t build it. You don’t manufacture it. You create the conditions for it to emerge.

Novice and expert learners
constantine.name — March 2018

The structural rift John Hall named at Art of Retreat: “by virtue of their position, teachers coaches and educators will always be experts. They have deep domain specific knowledge about an issue and understand it in a very different manner from the novice learners they are invariably teaching.” What the expert sees is not what the novice sees. Coaching has to bridge a gap that isn’t visible from one side.

The sense you can’t teach
Movers Mindset Field Note — with Cristina Latici

The frustrating limit. Cristina is dragged by a dog toward a lamppost and her body throws her arms around it, spins to dissipate force, falls — but she’s okay. “That’s because I’m a dancer.” What she’s describing is touch — pattern recognition faster than conscious thought. “You can’t directly train touch. It emerges as a byproduct of sustained, varied movement practice.” Coaches can create the conditions, then get out of the way.

An incredible deal
constantine.name — July 2024

What was actually transmitted, decades later. “I spent many years studying Aikido. If I had to pick one thing which most helped me — one thing which led to the biggest changes in my life — it would be meditation.” The Aikido was the container; the gift inside was a daily mindfulness practice that has continued long after I stopped stepping onto the practice mat. The deepest things a coach passes on are usually the ones nobody named at the time.

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#Coaching #Movement #Threads

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