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--- hortus:communication [2026/04/01 17:33] – savino.frisardi
+++ hortus:communication [2026/04/08 11:58] (current) – savino.frisardi
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 ===== Conversations, Discussions, and Notifications =====
-Use this section when you need to:
+**Use this section when you need to:**
-  * communicate with other users inside HORTUS
+  * contact another user directly or continue an existing conversation
-  * choose the right communication channel
+  * understand when to use messaging, page discussions, or the social feed
-  * follow discussions related to content
+  * manage notifications, favourites, and follows as awareness tools
-  * manage notifications and updates
+  * treat comments and reactions as part of the user workflow rather than as isolated extras
-Main roles:
+**Main roles:**
   * Signed-in users
   * Contributors
   * Maintainers
-Related sections:
+**Related sections:**
   * [[hortus:discover|Discover research content]]
-  * [[hortus:profile|User profile]]
+  * [[hortus:profile|Build your public profile]]
-  * [[hortus:workspace|My Workspace]]
+  * [[hortus:workspace|Work in My Workspace]]
 This chapter focuses on conversation and awareness rather than on formal collaboration structure. Collaboration in the stronger sense — shared folders, governed publication, metadata design, project membership — is addressed elsewhere. Here, the goal is lighter but critical: keep people informed, enable quick exchanges, attach questions to the right context, and avoid scattering research conversations across external channels unnecessarily.
+----
+===== Communication workflow =====
+A typical interaction flow:
+  * Discover a resource or project
+  * Evaluate content
+  * Ask a question (discussion)
+  * Contact user (messaging if needed)
+  * Follow item for updates
+  * Receive notifications
+This creates a **continuous interaction loop**.
+----
+===== Best practices =====
+  * Use discussions for content-related questions
+  * Use messaging for private communication
+  * Follow items you care about
+  * Regularly check notifications
+  * Keep communication clear and contextual
+----
+===== Summary =====
+HORTUS communication tools:
+  * support collaboration directly inside the platform
+  * keep discussions tied to content
+  * reduce reliance on external tools
+Users can:
+  * communicate efficiently
+  * stay informed
+  * engage with research communities
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