BurningbirdDoc Searls brings up a conversation that started when Mary Hodder wrote a post about having to use her Yahoo identity to log into her Flickr account. The tale is rather long and involved, but it seems that the cookie that maintained her Flickr identity was reset and she was given an opportunity to log in with either her […]
I am hard at work trying to finish the last of my due and overdue projects. I attend the first of my Red Cross disaster training sessions next Wednesday and will most likely be deployed south as soon as I’m finished–where is anyone’s idea, but it could be Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, or Texas. If you […]
Avast ye dirty dogs! Today be Talk like a Pirate Day! Clear winner so far is Planet Arrrr! DF! As in: Arrrr! you scurvy dogs! Get yer hands off me bnodes! In honor of Lady Pirates the world over, repeats: The Jolly Rogerina, co-created with Elaine of Kalilily:
Watching Pirates of the Caribbean sounds like a wonderful idea tonight. I’m getting nothing else useful done — certainly nothing with you -know-what. Arrrr! DF! Danny Ayers has a great talk like a pirate entry. He also has another good entry on the whole “RDF” discussion.
Jeneane Sessum has a very impressive article on CEOs weblogging: pros and cons. Though not a CEO, I heard the following: Because blogging is a continuously evolving medium, it is unpredictable. The risks of blogging—of being harassed in comments, embarrassed by errors and miscommunication, even being fired—have been well demonstrated in real-life scenarios for a few years […]