Update: See GoodStart. James Currier, founder and CEO of GoodTree, got back to me after really putting it out here.
“The homepage that supports charities”? I received an email from James Currier, founder and CEO of GoodTree.
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GoodTree?
Parakey?
No, not talking butter.
Parakey: a service, a product, a platform to bring life to the web by Firefox wonderboys? A “Web operating system that can do everything an OS can do”? IEEE Spectrum article
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If you ask for ten you get a lot of noise
Although we have ten fingers, we are not good at making “top tens”. Although the Late Show does make it look easy. Will Pate makes this mistake when he asks for your Top 10 Issues/Concerns with Flock. No harm done, they will just have to filter out the noise.
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WordPress Upgrade and Unplanned Outages Ahead
First post with WordPress 2.0.4 . I am using its pretty blog editor. I finally upgraded from WP 1.5.2 . Maybe I should feel a little embarrassed taking so long, but if it is not broken, why fix it?
The user experience in WP2 is much improved from 1.5 , though I already knew this through [...]
Naming your projects and products
What makes a good open source project name, and what makes a good name for a product, or even a feature within a product? And, does it really matter in the world of open source software?
Products and Projects: What’s in a Name? « Open Source Advocacy with Reverend Ted
It is an interesting read with [...]
Only via email
Photomatt blogged about Scooped by a Source. I like this part:
Did he have time for a quick interview? Sure, he replied, but only via email. I do all my interviews via email these days, he told her, to prevent myself from being misquoted.
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Generally speaking
anything is true.
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Broad communication is not communicating anything
Too often we try to connect to too broad of an audience and don’t succeed in connecting with anyone.
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