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Triibe — A show and tell for people who make.
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Tim Knowles
The learning aspect is really unique, and perhaps worth doubling down on. The maker community have plenty of outlets to show final project work, but I feel like for others who might have the DIY itch theres an opportunity for Triibe to become the platform from which we learn? Great stuff
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Super slick design. Curious now that they've built it, will the makers come?
Love this! Creating portfolios, even for designers, can be challenging. Triibe reduces that friction and puts those pictures you already take to good use.
Don't know about the name + logo. I think it's at least bordering on cultural appropriation.
@barnabybones or maybe homage to a creative culture? Hopefully there will be a space for all cultures to contribute and share maker/creative ideas
@barnabybones Triberr has done just fine with this style of logo for many, many years.
https://triberr.com/
@simonstjohn Cultural appropriation is when someone from a dominant culture (the company) uses elements (teepee) of a minority's culture (American Indians, First Nations) outside of its cultural context. This is often done in the guise of homage to the minority's culture, but intent does not ameliorate that it is cultural appropriation.
@barnabybones More than bordering. The name and logo stops me from wanting anything to do with the company.
Very cool - seems very female centric in terms of site design. I guess that works well considering the demographic of who primarily uses Pinterest and those who create things on Etsy. At least everyone I've ever purchased from on Etsy has been female in a wide range of product categories.
Would love to talk to the makers of this. They've done an incredible job of building a loyal community here. We're working to build discoverable communities like this for all interests on Pinguin. http://bit.ly/phpinguin