Today i decided to mentioned 2 other available open source social networking scripts, this time, 2 del.icio.us kind. GetBoo GetBoo allows you to save you favorite sites and share them with your friends. It also supports public and private group creation. Scuttle While Scuttle has not been updated in over a year, the code is still available on SourceForge. […]
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Alcatraz entries close … Zone Championships entries due … Spring break workout schedule … swim clinics at the J … Kids swim classes … Alcatraz Swim entries are now closed. We have 17 people registered! For those going, you can bring family and friends to watch. It’s pretty cool watching all the […]
Original post by Masters of South Texas
I love planets, both the ones in the sky’s, and the ones on the web. But this post is about the latter. One of the things about the web is that you have profiles everywhere, and while openID partly solves this problem allowing me to use one user name to authenticate everywhere it does not solve the problem that people have to visit a bunch of different sites to find out about me. They need to visit my facebook profile to find out what I’m up to, last.FM to see what music I’m into, Digg to see w
Original post by earobinson
COMPUTERS, FREEDOM, AND PRIVACY: TECHNOLOGY POLICY ‘08 http://cfp2008.org/ 18th Annual CFP conference May 20-23, 2008 Omni Hotel New Haven, CT CALL FOR PROPOSALS This election year will be the first to address US technology policy in the information age as part of our national debate. Candidates have put forth positions about technology policy and have recognized that it has its own set of economic, political, and social concerns. In the areas of privacy, intellectual property, cybersecurit
Original post by earobinson
Esther Dyson, aka Queen of the Web, gives a powerful view in The Wall St Journal, about how personal data privacy and control is going to influence marketing and advertising. If people are operating in public spaces where they are withholding personal information and are merely another IP address washing around vast websites their value to advertisers will be limited. However, those private encalves which we see as being directly relevant to our lives, and therefore safe places to broadcast
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Open versus closed environments Filed Under SOCIAL MEDIA, educational resources, open approaches, open environments, quality, teaching | Leave a Comment Quality of educational resources should of course be a concern of every educator and I believe that it is possible to be achieved using an open authoring approach like a wiki. Wikipedia and WikiEducator are good examples of high standards in the quality of the content produced this way. However, to achieve a high level of quality
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About a year ago, I read the book “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill. After I read the book, I had what I call an “Aha” moment, seeing my life purpose clearly for the first time. Like most people, I have a healthy dose of skepticism when it comes to people talking about “seeing the light”, and I don’t believe in magic pills or cure alls. I do believe that when people are ready to be open-minded about life and learning about themselves, magic things happen. For some, insight comes from read
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Tony Manninen, the CEO of LudoCraft games studio (the client side development division of realXtend) who has being doing all this amazing recent development on OpenSim, has a vision for Avatar 2.0 that he is bringing to OpenSim. The possibilities for the future integration of realXtend features (that include meshes and the ability to import proper 3D models) with Second Life is currently under discussion - more on this soon. We have tried to keep the rexviewer as compatible as possible. We t
Original post by UgoTrade
The Summit Keynote Posted in WaynePorter.com, Attention, Web2.0, Social Networks, Security, Technology by wayne.porter on February 27th, 2008 I left a response for Jason Calacanus here on feedback. No, I am not angry at Jason, but I don’t need to thank him for what I, and others have been blasting on about for several years…in the trenches fighting some very, very bad stuff. Search engine spammers and good content taking over ranks? I have a collection of busts that make SERP spam child’s pla
Original post by Wayne Porter on Virtual Reality, Business and Society
The social web is opening up, and its seems everybody wants to talk about it. Between the technologies, companies, and privacy / control issues involved, there is no shortage of strong opinions. And at Plaxo, we\’ve found ourselves right in the middle of all the fun, both due to the continued success of Pulse, and because we\’ve been consistently vocal advocates and early adopters of the open route. Perhaps that explains why I find myself about to head out on the road for nearly back-to-back s
Original post by Joseph Smarr