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Blog Description: Collective consciousness in an Internet-enabled world. Exploring the wiki ethos and new approaches to collaboration.

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Blog Owner: Pete Forsyth

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Mt. Tabor: Architectural design concepts

The Mt. Tabor Central Yard & Nursery Planning Group’s architect,�Opsis, recently presented six draft “concepts” for our proposed redesign of the Mt. Tabor Central Yard and Nursery. These concepts are intended as resources as we work toward a final proposal. Here, I have rendered the concepts using mapping software. This allows you to click on things [...]

Personal Telco, your 15 minutes of fame await?

Personal Telco is one of Portland’s coolest non-profits. Back in 2001, they envisioned a community-owned alternative to telephone and Internet connectivity. But the tech world has evolved. In 2008, Personal Telco is a local — and maybe international — leader in advocating and building a “share-and-share alike” system for traditional Internet connectivity. The theory is simple: [...]

Customer service in 2008: opportunities and pitfalls, exhibit A

In the vein of my recent blog post on “open messaging,” is an interesting little vignette involving Comcast customer service. I posted a question yesterday on Twitter, to see if any of my friends (or anybody else who happened to be listening) knew how to resolve a weird networking problem I was having with my Comcast [...]

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Open messaging

It seems to me that the most exciting new form of communication is “open messaging.” (If somebody’s coined a better term, let me know.) I’m talking about messages and notes that are directed at a specific person, but are posted publicly, inviting input from anyone else who might be interested. For instance: A wiki “user page”: This [...]

If it ain?t free, it ain?t the Internet.

This might be the most concise argument I’ve heard for the need for net neutrality legislation. Simply put?there would not be an Internet today if it wasn’t free from the beginning. ?Tim Berners Lee (the guy who brought us this Internet thing) testifying before a Congressional committee. Courtesy of our new friends at Public.Resource.Org. [...]

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