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Cultivar el terreno común

En estos momentos, vemos cómo nuestras sociedades se mueven, se levantan por la igualdad y contra el racismo. Por nuevas políticas y por la concienciación sobre problemas sistémicos. En un mundo tecnologizado y globalizado, ninguna agitación en materia de derechos se queda en lo local. Esta es una de las formas en que Internet ayuda a la humanidad a dar saltos hacia delante. Ayúdanos a cooperar para encontrar puntos en común.

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Growing the common ground

Nos unimos en asuntos importantes para todos nosotros. Revisa cuestiones morales (aparentemente) resueltas de arriba abajo, pero no ejecutadas de abajo arriba, como la igualdad y la legalidad para todos.

Gracias a nuestro nuevo nivel de conectividad, podemos educarnos unos a otros a gran escala y encontrar matices en una retórica que de otro modo quedaría sofocada. Y así, mantener la conversación hacia el diálogo real y el establecimiento de un terreno común.

Legalidad para todos. Igualdad.

Diálogo

Entonces, cuando el diálogo real es necesario para avanzar en temas actuales e importantes, ¿por qué los rompecabezas que reflejan el movimiento están entonces atrapados por nuestras directrices en Jigidi - cuando también decimos que queremos ayudar a hacer crecer el terreno común en todo el mundo?

Porque el diálogo rara vez se produce sobre temas candentes en las plataformas sociales online. El tribalismo sí, como también en Jigidi antes de que hiciéramos un cambio en 2018. Y el tribalismo online no ayuda en nada a apuntalar la cooperación o la empatía.

Pero la conexión entre grupos sí. Escuchar historias sobre la vida de los demás con la guardia baja.

Entonces, ¿cómo llegamos a ese punto? ¿Y a qué precio para la comunidad?

Hacia el entendimiento y la cooperación

En Jigidi excluimos estos temas porque es muy difícil encontrar puntos en común sobre temas controvertidos (y no es un estado de ánimo que uno espere encontrar al entrar en un sitio de puzzles).

Nuestras directrices están diseñadas para que sean accesibles a personas de todas las creencias (morales), incluidas las que no tienen fe, y para que nos veamos unos a otros como personas. No como opiniones, objetos o estereotipos (en la medida de lo posible). Crear así un espacio seguro en el que podamos encontrarnos como personas.

Y, con el tiempo, con la guardia baja.

Esto no significa que sugiramos que uno pueda ir por la vida de esta manera enmarcada.

Pero podemos pasar nuestro tiempo Jigidi de esta manera, explorando algunas de las ganancias de la conexión:

  • Interacción con personas de todo el mundo con las que quizá hubiéramos preferido no interactuar si antes nos presentáramos con nuestras opiniones políticas u otras convicciones morales.
  • Más adelante, puede que descubramos que un compañero con el que hemos conectado tiene, por ejemplo, una opinión política o religiosa diferente a la nuestra. Y puede que nos demos cuenta de que eso tiene poca importancia para nuestra conexión y, si la tiene, que elijamos activamente aprovechar lo que nos une.

Porque somos personas, no opiniones

No somos opiniones errantes de dos patas. Somos humanos con mil historias y mundos dentro y una creatividad e inteligencia que nos ha hecho capaces de superar a cualquier otra especie del planeta por muchísimos kilómetros.

Evitando el instinto de crear grupos de entrada y salida segregados por los grandes: política, sexualidad y religión, podemos continuar nuestra conversación sobre asuntos que son (también) nosotros. Y comprendernos mejor, más allá de las barreras mentales.

Así, hacemos crecer el terreno común desde dentro.

Moraleja con trampa

Con demasiada frecuencia, construimos soluciones que cuentan con que seamos racionales y pensemos a largo plazo (¿recuerdas al director general?). El problema es que, la mayoría de las veces, la parte racional de nuestro cerebro no es la que dirige el barco. Son las partes mucho más impulsadas por el instinto, las corazonadas, las lecciones aprendidas por los antepasados y adoptadas como lecciones morales por las que nos guiamos intuitivamente.

Ahora bien, estas lecciones morales nos harán moderar nuestros propios deseos y necesidades para atender las necesidades de nuestro grupo (algo inteligente, ya que tu clan es el que te cubre las espaldas en las llanuras). Pero hacen muy poco para ayudar a la cooperación entre grupos (nada inteligente en un mundo globalizado donde la cooperación es necesaria para el bienestar colectivo).

Así que tenemos que practicar la anulación del instinto para ampliar la distancia que nos separa. No tiene sentido; ya no somos ese tipo de mundo.

Arquitecturas de la serendipia

Todos mejoraremos mucho en esto simplemente porque le estamos prestando aún más atención. Es una situación de oferta y demanda. La demanda es la cooperación entre grupos para el bienestar humano colectivo en todo el mundo.

En su maravilloso libro 'Hivemind' la psicóloga Sarah Rose Cavanagh, doctora y especialista en regulación emocional, escribe:

Al separarnos cada vez más en silos ideológicos, geográficos y económicos, perdemos oportunidades de crecer y cambiar, de salir de nuestras estrechas formas de pensar.

Siguiendo con la cuestión de cómo podemos hacer que diferentes entornos sociales trabajen para nosotros, haciendo un buen uso de la conectividad posible (también online), ella entre otras cosas sugiere que:Construir y apoyar arquitecturas de serendipia. Es decir, entornos sociales en los que se reúnen personas de todo tipo de ideologías y otras agrupaciones.

Con nuestras directrices, intentamos crear un lugar en el que todos, con la guardia baja, podamos practicar:

  • Sentir curiosidad por los valores fundamentales de nuestros homólogos y tener claros los nuestros.
  • Reconocer y construir sobre cuestiones morales ya asentadas.
  • Reconocer los derechos de nuestros homólogos y comprender nuestros propios estereotipos y prejuicios.
  • Reconocer que ninguno de nosotros lo sabe todo y practicar el cambio de perspectiva.
  • Reconocer las propias transgresiones a la hora de buscar un terreno común (somos seres reactivos) y tener en cuenta tanto el estado mental propio como el de nuestra contraparte.

Nota final: Los valores primarios siempre tienen un coste.

Somos un sitio de puzzles visitado diariamente por 40.000 personas de todo el mundo. No cabe duda de que esto se suma a nuestra responsabilidad, que va más allá del crecimiento del individuo a través de las funciones que ofrece nuestro sitio web.

Debemos reflexionar sobre la conectividad en línea y cómo nosotros, como sitio web con una audiencia mundial, podemos contribuir a fomentar la cooperación y la empatía.

Elegimos ser una plataforma basada en valores, y eso significa que defendemos algo, y esto necesariamente tiene que ser a costa de otros valores. Para ti y para nosotros, el coste es que no todo el contenido está permitido en Jigidi. La vida en Jigidi no es la vida tal y como es - por diseño.

Y eso es un premio especialmente alto en cuestiones y movimientos que apoyamos de todo corazón.

Pero creemos en la ganancia: Estamos más dispuestos a escuchar y compartir nuestras historias personales, aprendizajes y reflexiones con la guardia baja. Y así, en pequeños pasos, construimos la empatía y la comprensión necesarias para la resolución de problemas entre grupos fuera de Jigidi.

Haciendo crecer el terreno común desde dentro.

Con mucho amor,

Jigidi

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camaro72stroker

I will try to hold comments to a minimum.

A HUGE HUGE THANK YOU FOR THIS.

Puzzle on Honey bunny

comodoz

Tímhle posouvání kvůli reklamě dole, se nedá čas udělat líp, pokud to byl záměr jigidi tak se Vám to opravdu povedlo a asi budu první kdo to přestane skládat bolí mě hrozně oči

wshealy

Thank you for the updates. Wanda

Lodu

We the users DO NOT come here to hear politics, religion or money talks !
Let's forget those hate-spreading ideas.

Tinderbox

Huh?
How about allowing us to block certain users like I've been asking for for years?

Sunsensor

Your wordy post about community and common ground is pretty lame.

Please stop banning automatic solving Tools.

We Geocacher are needing them….

Param

Jigidi don't do this, please, please, pretty please.
I'd rather focus on positive things than argue with negativity. Let's promote puzzles, love, peace and respect. ❤️ ⌣ ❤️
caseykay, you said it beautifully.

Lets just have PUZZLES and forget the commentaries.

rascalthecat

Please stop with the political and social commentary. Your own policy says that all puzzles must not have anything that could be controversial. Which I support. Yet, you take sides on social issues and post it when it has nothing to do with anything related to jigsaw puzzles.

truvei

Thank you for this wonderful site! It calms me and keeps me busy at the same time... with no guilt... not playing games, not wasting time .... but improving my mind for an hour most days.

Thank you Jigidi for my great escape of the day. Otherwise , some days would be very depressing to see the way the world is turning now! I enjoy doing all the great puzzles from some very talented and nice people from all over. Keep them coming as we could be in for a long haul with all the problems currently going on.

Lyricist

I was born in the 50's and came of age in the 70's. It has been my first-hand observation that the ability of human beings to communicate with each other began to erode the moment the word "dialogue" came into use for anything other than scriptwriting. I remember a time it was actually used as a verb.

Lia

To be honest: I had to read the above text at least twice. It is in beautiful English, but has so many difficult words and complicated phrases in it, that I got lost.....
but I do - more or less - understand what is meant. Perhaps that is enough!

Lia

I agree with Tinker (one of the first comments).

peters

amen

myself1935

In the spirit of understanding and appreciating our neighbors on this earth l
want to recommend a series posted by our Canadian Jigidi friend @dhi
THEME: ABORIGINAL AWARENESS MONTH.

@Woodowly; Jayne, thank for your kind words and for your prayers. I am usually awake most of the night. It is a rare night that I sleep a full 8 hours. But this is again due to health issues caused from the MS and not by choice. But your kind words came at just the right time as today has been more difficult than normal. Have a good night/day and a fantastic week. God bless!!!
Jeri

imtrc

Wow! Unexpected and terrific articulation of a new way. Bravo.

Woodowly

Hi Jeri, @jbp, I'm sorry you have such major health issues to deal with that make coping with life when it's so called normal difficult but even more so at the moment when there is so much going on in the world. I know how challenging severe MS is, having had several friends who suffer from it.

I think Jigidi is a real haven for people like yourself whose lives are seriously compromised by chronic diseases. I have met online a number of people for whom Jigidi is their only major social outlet and solving puzzles is one of the few hobbies they can enjoy.

I will pray that God will comfort and ease you each day and, probably more importantly, each night. As an insominiac i am frequently online at two or three in the morning along with others. Bless you. Jayne

Woodowly; I am glad you said what you said what you said because this is what I was trying to say but have trouble putting my words and thoughts together so it all makes sense to those whom I am trying to talk with. I have Primary Progressive MS (and am in the late stages of the disease) plus several other chronic autoimmune diseases that cause me to have this problem plus a slight birth defect in my brain due to lack of oxygen prior to my birth. I have been able to manage fairly well but as I get older, am in early 70's, it have become more of a problem for me. So, please, everyone I apologize for anything that I may say that sounds totally off the wall or doesn't make any sense to any or all of you. If this does happen please before you get all upset with me I would ask that you would ask me to clarify what I just said. By doing this I hope to help everyone to enjoy there time here. Also, due to the health
issues it is very difficult for me to understand what people are trying to tell me. I hope this explanation will help everyone to understand why I sometimes get defensive over what is said to me. Let's all try to do our best to enjoy this site and enjoy each other and learn from one another. There may not be a lot of peace out in the world but lets try to make this small corner of the world a place of peace and enjoyment as we share the same activity. Thank you all and may we all have a wonderful night's sleep or enjoy the day you are beginning or are already into. Jeri

krtoleen

Thank you for addressing the social issues going on currently

Woodowly

(*-*)

Bluebonnet

@Woodowly Thanks!

Woodowly

A very thoughtful and thought provoking article. This is a very stressful and difficult time around the world for everyone. Our stress points differ so much, as do our opinions, values, attitudes and stereotypes. I teach communication and one of the core aspects is that of our frame of reference which is constructed by our culture, family, upbringing, age (generation) and experience. Even with siblings we find differences between our experiences. As the eldest child my experience is different from that of the second, third, fourth and fifth child in the family. This can easily lead to arguments and misunderstandings, along with hurt feelings and unhappyness.

Another problem with communication is context and lack thereof. When communicating online, using only the written word, there is very little context such as non-visual cues, tone of voice, gestures, facial expressions. This means that the emotions are not conveyed clearly and it is very easy to misunderstand what someone else has written. They may have meant it as a joke or a wryly ironic comment but it is read as something serious or offensive. Emoticons can help to ensure that the reader understands how it was meant but they are not infallible. There are also big cultural differences when it comes to humour. George Bernard Shaw said “England and America are two countries separated by the same language.”

Jigidi has widened my circle of friends and acquaintances. It has enabled me to reach out to people like @jbu and be reached in turn. The comments on my puzzles often cheer me up or make me feel better on a bad day. I have been able to have interesting conversations and meet some fascinating people online. We have been able to share and compare life stories and experiences. I've learned so much from other puzzlers and from the process of making and sharing puzzles.

Cut yourself and others some slack. Consider that they didn't mean to upset you or make you feel angry or demeaned or however you feel. I participate in quite a number of online groups and Jigidi is by far the best and most positive of all those groups. Trolling and nastiness is really exceptional. People don't swear and rant and generally are very civil even if they do disagree with you.

Jigidi team, thanks for this safe space, thanks for all you do to keep it that way, thanks for explaining why you do things the way you do. In the language of my family - "a gold Noddy badge for each of you" (*-*) I love Jigidi and my Jigidi friends. Long may you keep going. Jayne

sillychick

@Blubonnet, What does my Love & Belief in Jesus have to do w/me Loving Mermaids or anything else? What do you know about God's Word to make such a statement? Why are you judging me after reading what Jigidi wrote?

Bluebonnet

@owls65 When you click "Solve," the page containing the puzzle pieces will have a plus symbol, a minus symbol, a pause symbol, and a square with two arrows in it at the top right. Clicking the box with the arrows will give you the whole page to work on (no ads). Then click the box again to leave full-screen mode.

You can eliminate ads altogether by becoming a Jigidi Plus member:

https://www.jigidi.com/plus.php

Bluebonnet

@sillychick I am just another Jigidi member, not someone in authority. I did not delete any of your puzzles, although I have noticed that some of your choices seem inconsistent with being all about Jesus.

The filter does work—that is why I assumed you had not read the instructions. If you are seeing offensive things, use the Report button. If you want to give Jigidi admin a piece of your mind, use the Support form.

Bluebonnet

@jbu I'm very sorry to have upset you further. I know how fortunate I am to be staying at home with a husband and a dog and not isolated in a nursing home. It must be awful. I am truly sorry, and I hope you can continue to draw some comfort from your friendships here on Jigidi.

I am not an admin at Jigidi, I'm just an old hand, and I thought since Jigidi admin had not responded to your concerns that I could be helpful. I don't understand why you are seeing nudity if you have your filter enabled—that should not be the case. If you have the strength for it, I suggest you use the support form to reach out to Jigidi admin about your concerns.

sillychick

@Bluebonnet, I ALREADY HAD DONE WHAT YOU SAID, so why do you assume that I needed instructions? The filter does not work. So you delete the heavy bosom mermaids that are covered in a bikini that I post, yet you keep Hilda around when she is covered the same way DOUBLE STANDARD here. I call it discrimination just b/c someone is bigger busted than someone else & NO the nudity is not less but more in the past couple of years. I address it when it comes up & even so, Children do not always have their filter on b/c they are curious. You have a responsibility to remove that curiosity, by removing & sending the sender a notice not to do it b/c a lot of people do not read the rules.

@Bluebonnet; If I misunderstood what you were trying to day then I am sorry. But in the past 5 weeks I have lost not only my Mother but also a good friend and roommate here at the nursing home where I live. I know many of you are able to go out and be about in restricted ways - what with social distancing and lockdown and all but you haven't, thankfully has to be in an assisted living - residential care facility or a nursing home in which are you in lockdown so you can't go out but on top of that no one is allowed in to see you and you aren't even allowed to have window visits with family and friends. If they want to bring you something they have to mail it in and then you have to wait 48 - 72 hours before they even will bring it to your room and give it to you. This last thing has eased a little and they have put a bin in the yard for family and friends to drop off things. But it still takes 48 - 72 hrs before you get it. I understand they are protecting us - and I appreciate all that's been done as so far we have been virus free. But it all messes up your emotions as one tries to deal with it all. So. again, if I misread your intentions I do apologize. Jeri

To the folks at jigidi; You had a post awhile ago in which you mentioned that by only being able to respond in writing it is hard to know how what is being said is being said in a manner that doesn't cause others to get upset and respond in a negative way. Twice this week this has happened to me and I think that we all need to be reminded of this. The first time it happened someone stepped in to explain what they person actually meant and I am thankful that she did. This action saved a lot of hard feelings and eased up the situation. As you mentioned we are from all different walks of life because we are from all over the world and each country sees things differently. Please, I am starting to feel that I need to spend less time here and find somewhere else to do my puzzling and only come back once in awhile. This will be upsetting for me as I have come to see this site as "family" and yes, families have their disagreements and if it is a good family they will make up, apologize and continue on and hopefully become better friends as well as family and all will be at peace once again. May we all please try to understand that what we say may come not sound right in your ears but there was no harm or wrong intended. Thank you. Jeri

@Bluebonnet; I have read all of what you suggest and thank you for mentioning them but I feel your assuming too much and don't you think it would have been better to have asked if this has been done. I have been enjoying this site for many years and am tires of people assuming things instead of asking the person involved about whether they had done whatever it is first instead of saying things that make that person look like someone who knows nothing about the topic being discussed. I wish you a pleasant evening or day - depending on where you live and hope you will be safe from the COVID-19 virus. Jeri

Bluebonnet

@sillychick @jbu For the past 2 years, more or less, nude and suggestive photographs have been banned on Jigidi. Now, the only nudity you should be seeing is on some art puzzles. If those bother you or you want to keep your children from seeing them, do this on each of your Jigidi accounts:

Click on your username at the far right of the black strip at the top of any page. A green strip will appear below the black one. On that green strip, click on "My Profile." On your profile page, go to "Settings." The first setting is "Filter content O Enable this if you do not want to see puzzles that may be offensive." Click on the circle in the middle to enable your filter. Be sure to click "Save changes" at the end of the Settings section. Voilà! You will no longer see potentially offensive puzzles. (NOTE: Political and religious puzzles are filtered as well; you won't see those either.)

Guidelines: https://www.jigidi.com/guidelines.php

sandrine2016

Thank you for this. It is said that we are only different from one another by six degrees of separation. I enjoy this platform, not only because I find solving the puzzles relaxing and a form of emotional therapy, but also because I enjoy communicating with other puzzlers, and the philosophy of this site.

Even though we may not always agree with one another, on many issues, I believe we can respect our basic humanity.

Someone asked a question the other day that I found deeply profound, and it was this:

"When was the last time you learned something from someone you didn't like?'

We don't have to always agree, and we can disagree without being disagreeable, by fending off fear and ignorance, and by at least being open to other points of view, we may indeed learn a great deal, and perhaps become all the better as a result.

Sincerely,

Sandrine

I love doing Jigidi puzzles but the one change i don't like is the advertisments in the bottom of the screen . Its hard to do a puzzle on the computer especially the large ones which i prefer when part of your screen is taken up with an AD

@sillychuck; I definitely agree with you that the amount of nudity has been increasing and we do have to be careful as this is a family puzzle site so we adults need to think of who all will be looking at it. Having things like that on this site is totally inappropriate and disturbing to the point I have even thought about cutting back on the time I spend here. For me that is something totally not good because this site keeps me from going crazy having to be bedridden and since 3/2 have been in lockdown so we haven' had visitors since then. But because of the guidelines that have been set for all of us to respect each other and to be using a site that is free from the stress of disagreements and ridicule and disharmony so I am not able to respond to your first comment but accept that that is your opinion and it is quite alright for some of the rest of us not to agree but this way we can stay as friends and "puzzle family". I wish you a great evening and the best of health. Please stay safe. Jeri

sillychick

I agree w/all of the comments below (Buddha & Jesus or who ever you worship are not religions, they are Historical figures, people make them into religion) I whole heartily agree w/ @jbu, Jigidi you have kind of set up a double standard here in your comment. I really love this site b/c @ least you do have guide lines & though I may not all agree on those guidelines I do respect them. Just get rid of the Nudity (genitals & women's nipples actually showing). I have on my Follow page a 13 year old and a 10 year old ,they do not need to see that stuff HERE on Jigidi, would you not agree? Thank-you for creating a gr8 place esp for us disabled folks :)

Thank you for this puzzle site - it is the best one I've come across on the internet. There are many wonderful folks that post puzzles that you won't find anywhere else online. For this I am truly grateful as being bedridden you all help me pass away many hours. Thank you. You ask that we stay away from political and religious discussions but this would be no problem in an ideal world - which unfortunately we aren't in - but people will still bring up these topics and if I have strong enough feelings opposing what was said it is very hard to just ignore it. But if I post something that someone may take issue with I always state before I give my opinion or reaction that what I am about to say is only my opinion and I am not stating it to cause a deep discussion or any dissension on this website. What I have to say is not to cause any bad feelings or name calling or get someone so upset that they start bullying someone. Yes, we need to be careful about what and how we say what we say but we also need to realize that someone's opinion is just that THEIR opinion and it doesn't mean that it is better or worse than yours but it is just the way that one person thinks about that particular topic. So, again, thank you for a wonderful puzzling site and I hope it continues for many more years and we all learn to get along as best as we can considering we are a puzzling family that is scattered all over the world. Jeri

satira48

ALL lives matter, is the only truth. The other two .....Black lives matter and White lives matter, are created to divide and conquer and their message is racism.
But this is for me not a place to discuss that matter. I go here to have a pause and relax from the matrix, so please don´t destroy my calming haven.
I appreciate all nice and beautyful puzzles. Thank you.

tinker

With all the chaos and cruelty, we need an oasis. I think this place is one of them, at least it is for me. I come here to escape from the awful reality we are faced with these days. And just let my mind 'veg out'. It helps. And appreciate that political discussion is discouraged and the reasons why. There are other forums for that. Let this be a place of refuge for an hour or so each day.
Thanks for all the wonderful puzzles which help to keep me nearly sane.

Trouble_and_Frog

Like Heidi, I too am a little confused by this.

Surreal_Heidi

I am a little confused by this attitude. Jigidi puts up puzzles about refugees in their name, which takes a side on human rights issues. Yet we cannot speak about equal rights for all. Many people put up puzzles promoting their religious beliefs, which I strongly disagree with (but hold my tongue), yet you say we should not express political or religious opinions. I am not happy with rules that don't apply to all equally. That is what these worldwide protests are about.

This is absolutely wonderful and wise. I feel like Jigidi is a type of kindred spirit. That may sound weird, but I am also very aware that Jigidi exists through real people and those are the "spirits" that create the spirit of this site.... and I'm going to stop now before I seem even more weird. Thank you Jigidi People for the connection you offer here.

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