Offray: The idea is to change the question of "how we work together?" and instead of defining the next common place to work (GitHub discussions, New discord/Telegram channel, etc), try to build bridges between our working places (the space in-between is called "intersticios" in Spanish). discord 
So we would be making live experimentation on how we build common understanding and collective solving problem by changing the very way we approach to the problem of working together by "stop defining the next place to work together and instead make our already working places be together".
The idea came to Offray after reading Alan Kay mention that by wrongly calling Object Oriented Programming instead of Message Oriented Programming he made people focus on the lesser idea and that Japanese have the world "Ma" for the space in between. Years later, Offray was in Chile, taking pictures of buildings in Santiago, and, as an outsider, he was fascinated by the space between buildings and how the showed "cuts" of the sky behind.
Programming the arrows
Years after, when working in workshops in the Grafoscopio community, particularly Explaining Brea and the idea that we were programming the arrows in this diagram:
# Interstitial programming
Here it is the explanation about the genealogy/value of "interstitial programming" by connecting the diverse. Taken from the IndieWeb with Brea booklet section here: page
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