> Can you explain what you would get out of a forum? How would that be
> different than this mailing list? (there is already a web-interface
> with threading support for this)
Thought that the website would replace this group so it would be a
place for people to post questions and answers.
> A
Ning is Good. + 1 for ning.
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Thanks for the feature discussion Tyrone.
Can you explain what you would get out of a forum? How would that be
different than this mailing list? (there is already a web-interface
with threading support for this)
Also, what types of things would you do with a wiki?
To help jump start other ideas
Ning is simple, will put faces to text and can be established quickly.
Could be a good solution whilst you build out something specific?
On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 4:02 PM, Tyrone Castillo
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> If you're doing it as an exercise in Drupal, perhaps as a learning project
> for a bigger one, then fi
If you're doing it as an exercise in Drupal, perhaps as a learning
project for a bigger one, then fine.
Ning would be fantastic for this unless there's already functionality
that has been discussed offline.
Anyway, if you are going to build it then I would look for a forum, a
wiki and a Twi
BuddyPress? or a tailored WordPress? Surely there are enough plugins to do
what you want.
Actually what do you want!?
On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 3:55 PM, Nick HaC wrote:
> +2 for Ning
>
> 2009/6/2 Ryan Cross
>
>
>> I will likely be building something custom based on Drupal, but I'd
>> like to hea
+2 for Ning
2009/6/2 Ryan Cross
>
> I will likely be building something custom based on Drupal, but I'd
> like to hear more about specific features and ideas you'd like to have
> rather than particular services/technologies to use.
>
> I.e. If you're thinking about a social network on Ning, what
+1 to Ning idea.
Saves time and easy to get up and running.
Tyrone
On 02/06/2009, at 3:35 PM, Peter Griffyn wrote:
> Silicon Beach Ning Network?
>
> On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 3:23 PM, Ryan Cross
> wrote:
>
> Its been about a year since the website was started and we still
> haven't done anythi
I will likely be building something custom based on Drupal, but I'd
like to hear more about specific features and ideas you'd like to have
rather than particular services/technologies to use.
I.e. If you're thinking about a social network on Ning, what type of
features would you want out of it? W
Silicon Beach Ning Network?
On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 3:23 PM, Ryan Cross wrote:
>
> Its been about a year since the website was started and we still
> haven't done anything with it. There were previous plans to build up a
> site at one of the startup camps, but it got overruled with another
> idea
Its been about a year since the website was started and we still
haven't done anything with it. There were previous plans to build up a
site at one of the startup camps, but it got overruled with another
idea so there it sits. (w00t, ActivityHorizon!)
I have been talking to Elias about what might
Hi everyone.
Been following Silicon Beach for a while (but this is my first
comment, will introduce myself another time).
Has anyone been part of the Peter Farrell Challenge Cup part of ICE
(Innovation Commercialisation Entrepreneurship) yearly competition
that is open to UNSW members and their
Thought you guys should be aware of this concept from an Irish software
company. Something similar here in Australia would be nice.
http://iqprize.ie
Here's the blurb:
*Why* are we doing this?
There’s plenty of bad news about. But we’re not paying attention. We
believe that Ireland is brimfu
Wow Richard - that disgusts me those students were disqualified. I was going
to say a business plan competition is not really of value in the tech world,
but hearing those stories alone compels me to want to do something better.
I bumped into a colleague yesterday and she as telling me about a pro
Yes, there a number at various universities.
One of the largest is the Moot Corp http://www.mootcorp.org/ Others
include the Peter Farrell Cup Challenge which is mainly biotech.
I lead UTS into their first team into the Moot Corp but we could not
convince the judges that an free online accounti
Wasnt trying to take pot shots. And to be honest i wish i was in their
shoes. I was cutting my rant short there because i know i cant claim
to be better.
Its just hard to keep the frustration at other people being given 10
-25 Million for something thats been done before. It slips out every
Hi Samuel,
I know you said up-front that your email was going to be a rant, but I
think you need to take a deep breath and consider for a moment that
not everyone thinks your ideas are as valuable as you do. Ideas are a
dime-a-dozen unless you can bring them to life, and you've said
yours
From what i can gather, the firehose and all their other outputs are
UTF-8.
... You just have no way to search by the unicode or other symbols. So
twitter search in language using chars other than the standard ascii
alphanumerics, is useless...
Somehow this feels like it deserves a :-( lol
Unfortunately I'm in Sydney Samuel... but I plan to take the scooter
across the Nullabor next March along with 2000 other motorcyclists for
the Ulysses AGM.
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My (very uninformed) guess: they support Unicode in the sending, saving and
reading point, but the escape out of it in the search components, possibly
because the search stuff is from a company they acquired.
I wonder if the firehose provides the content in Unicode?
From: silicon-beach-australi
Interesting but it didnt take long to notice they have the same
limitations i wanted to work around as well.
you cant search for something like '25%', you just get results for '25'
which is a major limitation really.
Why on earth twitter bothered supporting unicode i have no idea. You
cant sear
As a fellow 'ideas person' at heart. Id love to have coffee some time.
Wouldn't bee in Perth by any chance?
On 31/05/2009, at 2:53 PM, Jax wrote:
>
> I think I've wandered into the wrong sandbox... a Baby Boomer in a
> room full of Gen Y!
>
> In my previous incarnations I was a travel agent, a t
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