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Category Archives: Community
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 Collaborating, Consuming
Tagged Dave Winer, Diversity, Individuality, Wikiality, Wikipedia
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Google thinks I hate them!
The other day I was trying to figure out a problem I was having with Google’s awesome Gmail, and whether to let Google know about their problem, when I remembered that Google thinks I (and Flock) hate them.
I actually own … Continue reading
Also posted in Communicating, Flock
Tagged Customer Support, feedback, google, google.com, internal, internal forums, jobs, jobs at Google, the goog
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Users, Customers, Members
I dislike being called a “user” almost as much as I dislike being called a “consumer”.
Also posted in Computing
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WordCamp 2007 Videos on UHF
I have had the pleasure of spending some of my time sitting with John “One Man’s Blog, Specialization is for Insects” Pozadzides today. He is the person of the hour, or will be, recording WordCamp 2007.
July 23rd Update: the brilliant … Continue reading
Also posted in Blogging, Collaborating, WordPress
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UVic’s Peter Verin Banned
Anyone, that has gone to the University of Victoria in the last 30 years knows Peter Verin, maybe not by name, but by his presence. Last week the university banned him from campus.
Also posted in Free Culture, Humanity, Victoria
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If Linux is a Woman and Women in Tech
“She’s high-maintenance with multiple personalities (read: distros) and expects you to be a mind reader when something goes wrong when you just met her. No Linux deserves better than that. Linux deserves the truth. Bring on a nerdy, brainy, hacker … Continue reading
Also posted in Collaborating, Free Culture, Linux, Open Source
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The Moose Converse Again
Northern Voice: the annual blogging conference for everyone held in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
It is sold-out, starts tonight with a fantastic feast, and runs through Satursday. Tomorrow is the unconference Moose Camp and Saturday is the “formal presentations“.
One more sleep for … Continue reading
Also posted in Blogging, British Columbia, Collaborating, Julia, WordPress, Work
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Computer Clubbin’ in Victoria
I have updated my list of Computer Clubs in Victoria which I started as a discussion on VLUG’s mailing list.
Also posted in Collaborating, Computing, Victoria
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Laughing Squid Day
Laughing Squid is celebrating the start of its second decade! Primary tentacle Scott Beale is one of the best features of San Francisco.
If you are in San Fran, be there this weekend! Even though Julia and I will not — … Continue reading
Also posted in Collaborating, Consuming
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GoodStart
James Currier, founder and CEO of GoodTree, got back to me after really putting it out here.
Also posted in Communicating, Humanity
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