Tag Archives: knowledge

When Knowledge Disappears

Posted on December 20, 2007 by Lloyd

The other day, I went to reread an amazing article Eli Goldberg wrote on “Verifying a bug” written when we were both working at Flock. I was saddened to find that http://wiki.flock.com/ has been replaced by a sparse “Flock developer … Continue reading →

Posted in Flock, Software Development | Also tagged Eli Goldberg, Flock, information architect, instructional designer, knowledge gardner, Software Development, software experience, Vera Horiuchi | 9 Comments

Ladder of Knowledge

Posted on December 7, 2006 by Lloyd

As promised in The WordPress Podcast episode 13: “An interview with Matt Mullenweg (Part 2)”, Matt today made public 99% of our internal aggregate stats at WordPress.com to the world. This is very exciting to me!
Not because it shows how … Continue reading →

Posted in Automattic, Collaborating, Free Culture, WordPress.com | Also tagged measure, measurements, software as a service, software experience, statistics | Leave a comment

Knowledge that expires

Posted on August 7, 2006 by Lloyd

While reading my blog buddy Don Dodge’s blog, I went down a trail that led me to MySpace faces call to crack down on predators. I am interested in reading this article because it sounds relevant to all online communities. … Continue reading →

Posted in Collaborating | Also tagged collaborating, Communicating, Free Culture, Reuters | 1 Comment