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Tuesday, April 27, 2004
 
Many-to-Many turns one

The group weblog on social software that Clay Shirky, Ross Mayfield, Liz Lawley and I started last year has turned one! Along the way we've had a string of great guestbloggers, and two of them (David Weinberger and danah boyd) have become regular authors. Meanwhile social software hasn't stopped booming, and things are getting more interesting every day.

On the occasion of the anniversary we have decided to open a wiki space on social software, which I hope will be helpful in collecting and organizing resources on this growing area of interest. I have spent a while seeding the social software timeline, finding out along the way that email, group chat, mailing lists, MUDs, and USENET were all invented before 1980. Ross has integrated his social software reader and started an open post. Everyone is welcome to set foot on the space, making a personal page and contributing wherever they can. You can also suggest story leads on this page, and follow the action in this RSS feed. Explore and enjoy!

What do you think? []  links to this post    7:51:53 PM  
International RSS Meetup Day

International RSS Meetup on Tuesday, May 11 at 6:00 PM. I'll be there in Montreal. (By the way, Montreal is currently the top RSS city!)

What do you think? []  links to this post    7:15:56 PM  
Welcome, Aldo!

My PhotoAldo de Moor teaches at Tilburg University, the Netherlands, and does research on the evolution of virtual communities. He has just started a weblog called GrowingPains. From his intro post:
Although the importance of virtual communities is clear, much of their potential is not realized. Many never reach maturity, become paralyzed, or die before they have accomplished their goals. Virtual communities are living organisms: they have (or lack) energy, grow, and have a lifecycle. To make them successful, their evolution needs to be fully understood. Research on the evolutionary dynamics of virtual communities is still in its infancy. With this blog, I hope to contribute to a fascinating and much-needed research discussion on how to alleviate the growing pains of virtual communities.

What do you think? []  links to this post    11:50:31 AM  
BlogWalk 2.0 in Nuremberg

BlogWalk 1I love the formula that Lilia Efimova, Seb Fiedler, Ton Zijlstra, and others have cooked up for BlogWalk, a series of small-scale, reflective blogger gatherings taking place across Europe. Judging from participant reports, BlogWalk One in the Netherlands was a success. I hope to be able to attend one soon!

Sebastian Fiedler has recently announced BlogWalk 2.0, which will take place right in the middle of Europe and focus on personal publishing for learning. Nine people have already confirmed their presence. Here's the announcement:

BlogWalk 2.0 Logo BlogWalk 2.0 will take place on May 28th, in Nürnberg (engl. spelling - Nuremberg), Germany. In the late afternoon and evening the day before some additional social activities can take place for those arriving early.

The theme this time is:

The role of personal Webpublishing for self-organized and informal learning.

Participation requires an invitation.

However, if you feel the theme of BlogWalk 2.0 makes a perfect fit with your professional work and interests, get in contact and start a conversation.

More details about the event will be published in the coming weeks on the BlogWalk Website.

This post also appears in the open channel BlogWalk


What do you think? []  links to this post    11:09:16 AM  


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