There is no such thing as virtual community Community is the stuff that happens between people when they sit together around a table, look each other in the eye (or not), and laugh, argue, eat, and plan together. As of now, there is no technology available that can adequately replicate that experience, not even some [...]
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If you build it, they will come: Tech myths for change orgs (Part 1)
July 6, 2009 – 9:49 am
I tend to work with folks with big ideas — people who believe in what they’re doing and believe that other people will find meaning and hope in joining in their work. Unfortunately, sometimes those same visionaries go a little batty when it comes to technology. Instead of applying the same shrewd, thoughtful, and passionate [...]
WordPress 2.8 Baker release
June 11, 2009 – 3:30 pm
The folks at WordPress have rolled out an even better blogging (turned CMS) tool with version 2.8. I’ve updated my site to 2.8 and like the new features. For non-techie users, I think the theme picker is a huge improvement. The widget interface is also a lot more intuitive. For folks who like to dig [...]