Difference between revisions of "Mock Public Space"
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Mock public space is generally physical or virtual space that people perceive as "public" but in reality disallow many aspects of "publicness" that are important to democracies. | Mock public space is generally physical or virtual space that people perceive as "public" but in reality disallow many aspects of "publicness" that are important to democracies. | ||
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| + | This could be an opposing pattern to "Greater Good Place" pattern card. In that pattern it describes a need for a place for people to gather and be social. it also addresses the fact that "people need the physical presence of others and that virtual spaces". | ||
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| + | With that in mind, a Mock Public Space would replace the public spaces that people come together and share. | ||
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Revision as of 09:10, 15 May 2013
(1) Description of the pattern
Mock [adj]: not authentic or real.
Public Space: Areas or structures that are open to the public, commons,a third place. This can be private or publicly owned.
Mock Public Space: This could be characterized as places were people come and gather without physically being their. In most cases this occurs over the internet.
(2) Why the pattern is good (i.e. bad)
Mock public space is generally physical or virtual space that people perceive as "public" but in reality disallow many aspects of "publicness" that are important to democracies.
This could be an opposing pattern to "Greater Good Place" pattern card. In that pattern it describes a need for a place for people to gather and be social. it also addresses the fact that "people need the physical presence of others and that virtual spaces".
With that in mind, a Mock Public Space would replace the public spaces that people come together and share.
