What it’s Like to be Without Your Blog for 8 Days

Mar 15, 2008

What it’s Like to be Without Your Blog for 8 Days

Chris Brogan on what it’s like to be without blog for 8 days. I was without my blog for about 8 hours back in January, abd that felt horrible. 8 days - I can’t imagine. Chris, it’s good to have you back!

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Andrea Baker said: "Hi Dean, you are right, while we don't have the name cache of a big tech firm here in DC that stands out. Google does have a DC satellite office, so that's a start and all the big companies have HQs around here. Northrup Grumman, Massive (ahem) I mean General Dynamics, CACI, Mantech. All these" on Is Washington D.C. the Next Major Technology Mecca?
pfctdayelise said: "Good post. However I think it is difficult for the "mediumness" of wiki not to affect its use as a tool. It can be convenient even as a sole editor, to use a wiki as a tool to write an essay. You get lightweight markup and automatic revision control. But if there are other editors, I" on When is a Wiki a Tool, and When is it a Medium? Or Both?
Dean Thrasher said: "The are lots of techies in DC. Many of them work quietly for the government -- either directly in federal agencies or indirectly for one of the many consulting firms and systems integrators in the area. (Hi Nate! Hi Andrea!) What the capital area doesn't have is the high-profile tech start-up community of Silicon Valley, Seattle," on Is Washington D.C. the Next Major Technology Mecca?
Johan Jenefeldt said: "To be honest, I don't think todays teachers are able to teach students how to write blogs or other social media. Even if they understand the importance of doing so, I don't think they know how to. Maybe the other way around - Students teaching the teachers?" on When is a Wiki a Tool, and When is it a Medium? Or Both?
Mark said: "I think that this point needs to be significantly amplified. Wiki changes notions about participation and flips the action paradigm on end. With a wiki, your base level activity is action, you are assumed to edit anything you see fit. Action becomes naturally assumed, this means that you are constantly deciding not" on When is a Wiki a Tool, and When is it a Medium? Or Both?

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