Flame Wars – by design
Clay Shirky takes a look at flame wars as part of the process of any mailing list or forum.
December 27, 2004
Clay Shirky takes a look at flame wars as part of the process of any mailing list or forum.
I love great customer service experiences. For Christmas, my folks bought me an iTalk for my iPod. I had originally picked up a Belkin Universal
An interesting look at the question “What is Flickr“: I?ve been trying for a week or so to figure out what flickr is. I mean
The author of the fantastic article in Wired recently, “The Long Tail“, now has a blog. Great reading.
“Saying Windows is equal to Macintosh is like finding a potato that looks like Jesus and believing you’ve witnessed the second coming.” – Guy Kawasaki
The MBA program at Wharton is using “Student Diaries” (i.e. blogs) as a recruiting tool. They have also created an “Admissions Blog“. Very slick. Nice
The FCC and FAA are discussing allowing cell phones on planes. Just when air travel seems to have become our national gripe, along comes a
In another stroke of Google genius (those two words more and more seem to be associated, don’t they?), they’ve released a pretty cool method of
Comment Spammers – the next in a long line of Internet idiots Usenet news succumbed to spam long ago. Email was next. Now spammers have
Man, sometimes I wonder why we bother with the Internet at all….
One of the biggest issues I run into as a community evangelist is that every time I seem to make major progress with the community,
In the last couple of months a couple of significant things happened: The Photo iPod came out, allowing iPod owners to sync photos to their iPod
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