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January 18, 2006 Networking Space's Close Encounters with 3rd kind of blog segmentation that attracts my lifestyle
This would be based on the revolutionary idea of Canada's habitatjam.com which was applied most memorably to round the world testimonies on why and where slums are getting worse for their peoples in big cities - after 72 hours of feeding information into one bookmark, there is more to search there in one single source that the whole of humankind has previously achieved in separate receptacles of knowledge
STYLERULES OF CRISIS BLOGGING ENCOUNTERS OF THE 3RD KIND These seem to start like this: Do not care at all how tidy a blog is to read, just jam in every testimony (or concepr, experiment, expolarory dialogue's links) on one specific revolution the blog stands for. The purpose is to amass more content gravity and interpersonal (comentoring links) through the wblog fopr people who want to be the revolution than anyone else. The way to use such a blog is eithr to take a search engine to it so that you find the slices you want or to use the sidebar to index the subset of events and revolutions that the blog's action futures are emerging around networks of people Now clearly getting the marketing profession to practice NoLgo in global branding - ie attending transparently chartering the Unique Organising Purpose of any specified productive and demanging granvity of human relations - how people learn, serve, conflict resolve the communal economic and societal realities of that UOP before they worry about spending a cent on image, or PR , or subcontacting their leadership communications to a rotaing door of ad agencies is a revolutionary subject whether this blog is up for it or we need to start another one I don't know. The first step is : if you want to co-edit such a revolutionary blog however infrequent your contribution (eg because there is one of its networks you want to emerge) then mail me at wcbn007@easynet.co.uk or Jack yan or both of us permalink Comments:
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