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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Let’s Build up a Web of Trust. Endorse me on TrustCloud!
I am no longer goofing around with TrustCloud but going further to use it to build up a web of trust online that goes beyond simply USING social networking platforms to TAKING OWNERSHIP of the reputation these connections and actions … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Social Media
Tagged TrustCloud, Web of Trust
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Goofing around with TrustCloud
While looking into trust marks and online reputation platforms, my latest fascination and potential inspiration for what’s next for Kabissa, I came across TrustCloud (http://www.trustcloud.com) which I can imagine having the potential to really make a difference for people who … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Open Data, Random
Tagged craigslist, facebook, linkedin, reputation, trust, TrustCloud, twitter
8 Comments
Pacific Northwest Drupal Summit
I am getting ready for the Pacific Northwest Drupal Summit taking place this weekend in Seattle. I’m looking forward to it – should be fun to feed my inner geek by delving into Drupal, the open source software platform that … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology
Tagged Bainbridge Island, Drupal, kabissa, open source, redmine, Seattle
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Reconquering Twitter and shifting my Twitter following to @tobiaseigen
Recently a wonderful new Kabissa volunteer, Ziyanda Xaso, has taken charge of our social media outreach. Ziyanda has given me an opportunity I have been waiting for to let go of the @kabissa Twitter account on a daily basis and … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Random, Social Media
Tagged facebook, kabissa, linkedin, twitter
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Google Drive or Dropbox or Both? What should geographically dispersed teams do?
OK, it’s time to tackle the question of the potential role of Google Drive in the online infrastructure we use at Kabissa for coordinating the work of our volunteer team spread all around the world. We use dropbox now for … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology
Tagged Google, google docs, google drive, kabissa, nptech
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