Category Archives: Collaborating
Diversity Depends on Individuality
2. You should write your own biography, not delegate it to invisible masses on Wikipedia.
3. You should write other people’s biographies, from your point of view. Or at least tell true stories about them, which can be assembled by others … Continue reading
Also posted in Community, Consuming
Tagged Dave Winer, Diversity, Individuality, Wikiality, Wikipedia
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Decision Making
If you want better communication, clarify the following:
Who is the single person who has decision making authority for decision X
Who should have input into that decision
Who should be informed when the decision has been made
This sets everyone’s expectations for who … Continue reading
Measurements That Matter on WordPress.com
I know what measurements matter for WordPress.com, because they’re right there on the front page. Right now in the top left of “Freshly Pressed” it reads:
The best of 252,029 bloggers, 223,676 new posts, 327,799 comments, & 54,240,782 words today on … Continue reading
Also posted in Blogging, Communicating, WordPress.com
Tagged Blogging, Inspirations, measurements, statistics, WordPress.com
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Read the Prologue, Looking to Twitter to Continue the Dialogue
Everyday it seems I get an email saying that someone is following me on Twitter. I’ve resisted using any of Twitter, Pownce, Jaiku, and Facebook status tools… much.
Now, I’m taking another look. Why? Because of the WordPress Prologue Theme.
WordPress and your Problems at MooseCamp!
Bloggers and problems enter, only bloggers exit!
Friday, Feb 22, day 1 of the 4th annual Northern Voice including an “internet bootcamp” for people new to blogging, Facebook, podcasting, wikis, and more. It is an awesome logging conference being held again … Continue reading
Also posted in Blogging, Open Source, WordPress
Tagged Blogging, Chris Lott, Conference, David Peralty, D’Arcy Norman, Duane Storey, EDU Bloggers, Jim Groom, Joshua McKenty, Lorraine Murphy, Matt Mullenweg, MooseCamp, Northern Voice, nv08, Rebecca Bollwitt, Richard Eriksson, Tim Bray, UBC, unconference, WordPress, WordPress and Your Problems, WordPress and your Problems at MooseCamp
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WordPress.com Happiness Engineer For Hire
Matt linked to our Happiness Engineer job posting:
Our software and services are far from perfect, and when things go wrong people aren’t shy about contacting us asking for help. We consider the support side of the user experience to be … Continue reading
Also posted in Automattic, Blogging, Consuming, Flock, WordPress, WordPress.com
Tagged Automattic Job Posting, blogging support, computer support, distributed team, forum support, open source job, remote support, remote tech support, remote technical support, technical support, wordpress job posting, wordpress.com job posting, Work From Anywhere, Work From Home
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Leslie Hawthorn, Geek Herder
I’m going to try to regular write about the people that inspire me — if I don’t do it every month then hollar at me.
Google Summer of Code has wrapped up, and while I plan to write about my experience, … Continue reading
Also posted in Communicating, Free Culture, Open Source
Tagged geek herder, inspirational, leader, leadership, open source leader
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I Want To Be PHP Dangerous
Although, I’m surrounded by PHP masters, and PHP programming isn’t in my job description, I want to be at least “PHP dangerous”.
Also posted in WordPress, Work
Tagged development environment, ide, php, programming, programming language, small company, startup, web programming
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