The pieces concerned what might be termed “multiplayer mode”—that is, a growing cultural trend for creators to work on projects in loose conjunction with one another rather than in the strict hierarchies of Fordist production facilities or in the isolating individualism of post-Fordist freelance life. Multiplayer mode, they argue, is more empowerin... See more

We're playing with a new kind of internet club — communities of practice where we make and explore things together.

In each club we work async in Spaces, explore and chat about each other's work, and share updates with a group digest.