Arc Riley arcri...@gmail.com writes:
I'd like to encourage everyone to choose the free software microblogging
service http://identi.ca/
Twitter is proprietary, where Status.net (which identi.ca uses) is licensed
under the AGPLv3. Most of the free software community uses identi.ca instead
Joshua Judson Rosen writes:
I guess this means that I have to figure out a different reason to
curmudge on microblogging as a whole, now Thanks a lot, Arc... ;)
{curmudgeon-mode=on}
You could start by pointing out that the body of Arc's email took up
at least 383 characters... (-:
@Kevin ah but this is email, not microblogging
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Arc Riley writes:
@Kevin ah but this is email, not microblogging
Yes, I know.
Kind regards,
--kevin
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One intriguing characteristic of short messages is that it forces
non-live discussion into a give-and-take mode resembling live
conversation rather than the lecture-followed-by-qa mode characteristic
of blogs and most email.
I've been playing with the notion of writing a plugin for Firefox or
I am looking for a way that the Boston User Groups board members can
conduct an online meeting to include features like voice as well as a
web interface where we can post an agenda, add elements to the agenda,
and have the secretary prepare the meeting report. We can get Windows
Live Meeting free,
Who : Caroline Meeks
What : Sugar on a Stick
Date : Mon 8 Feb 2010
Time : 7 PM to 9 PM
Where: Room 301, Morse Hall, UNH, Durham, NH
Sugar on a Stick - Good for Kids Minds and School Budgets
An introduction to Sugar on a Stick and what needs to be done to bring this
promising technology to a
Jerry, you can try out Yugma. It will run on Linux, Macintosh and the
dreaded Windows operating systems.
There is a free version and commercial versions (for large numbers of
people). They provide a non-toll-free phone number that you can use for
your session and have in Beta a new AV release
There is dimdim. Works well in our limited tests using mac and linux
On Jan 28, 2010 1:32 PM, Dan Coutu co...@snowy-owl.com wrote:
Jerry, you can try out Yugma. It will run on Linux, Macintosh and the
dreaded Windows operating systems.
There is a free version and commercial versions (for large
Thanks guys. All three of these look like they fit the bill. Basically,
I can live with Windows Live Meeting running in a virtual as long as I
have a barf bag handy. Both Dimdim and Yugma looks very good. Skrbl
seems to have been having some downtime issues.
In our specific case, we are only
On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 12:20 PM, Ralph A. Mack ralphm...@comcast.net wrote:
I'm bracing myself to encounter widespread encouragement from those who
have read my prior posts to this list or have the misfortune of being in
my address book. ;)
And me -- you're cutting in on my territory! ;-)
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 10:19:42PM -0500, Arc Riley wrote:
I'd like to encourage everyone to choose the free software microblogging
service http://identi.ca/ http://identi.ca/%20
Gee, and you didn't even say who you are there. Not that it's hard to
figure out :-)
I've been there since July
@arc
I've been on for awhile, but only recently started using it regularly.
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