For a few months now, Hootsuite removes links and quoted material from posts when selecting Facebook as a recipient of the post. These things are NOT something that Facebook itself denies from the User standpoint, but through their API, since I can go to the Facebook site and post such a thing as a a user. But I’m having to copy the Continue Reading
These things that Dave Winer is constantly exploring, working on, and lobbying for are in sync with my desires as a blogger/writer. I want a seamless, more extensible, wide reaching network under one roof. Right now and for a few years, I use WordPress to blog. When Twitter came along, and Facebook, I was not enamored with the “update†posts Continue Reading
I have begun to ease my innate cynicism re: Facebook (although I use it fairly often, and keep in touch with some friends, I have been less than enthusiastic about it’s conversational features. It seems to be all about little tidbits, and showing off interests, photos, and music. I haven’t mentioned it here on my blog in quite a while, Continue Reading
Scoble interviews this guy with an intriguing product that helps weave an even more social networking net: CircleUp joins your communities together in a way to get your questions answered. Plan a meal. Start an event. Pick a vacation spot. Here John Payne, CEO, shows us the new system. Get an answer with CircleUp | PodTech.net: Technology and Entertainment Video Continue Reading
Looks like some exciting stuff coming down the pike for Community Server. I’ve been playing with it ever since Scott built it’s predecessor, dotText back in 03, and have an implementation of it here at work. Live Blogging the CSDC – Part 2 – Kevin Harder