Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008
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out-of-the-box “Drupal Distro” organizers can use to facilitate participatory conferences (ala Drupalcon, BarCamp etc) Will support conference invitation, registration, session proposals + voting, note-taking, and forming post-conference working groups.
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public information about early stage development work that Google is doing with OAuth
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Dealing with information overload: this study examined the usage patterns early adopters developed (video lecture + presentation). Bit weird to see your own behaviour being studied and described in an academic language… Not sure what the takeaways are
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derivative of each commenter’s IP address to build a 9-block image and displaying it next the commenter’s name: interesting and pretty way to preserve privacy while indicating where people are posting comments from
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Wikipedia mirror featuring a history dashboard on every page, helping users to assess article quality through visualizations of editors’ contributions.
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Another Adobe Air Twitter client - provides a dashboard with full stream, replies, and configurable groups. For Power tweeters….
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Social Calendar app - like Doppler, but for day-to-day activities. Plugs into Twitter and Flickr.
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Group of “traditional” open source activists rallying to tackle the Web2.0 data lockin problem: “independent group of hackers, activists, and scholars exploring the ideas of user freedom and autonomy as they relate to network communication technologies”
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