Peter Ferne
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121 weeks ago @ BRUG - BRUG 10 · 0 replies · +1 points
It's also our anniversary — the very first BRUG meeting was Thu 30 Oct 2008. I think we should celebrate!
121 weeks ago @ BRUG - BRUG 10 · 0 replies · +1 points
There is also an upcoming event for your calendars.
125 weeks ago @ Bus-Tops - Bus-Tops - a call to a... · 0 replies · +1 points
As well as allowing artists to submit images or short video loops how about also supporting generative visualisations, for example by accepting Processing sketches?
159 weeks ago @ BRUG - Testing markdown · 0 replies · +1 points
Lush code highlighting!
167 weeks ago @ Scrump - Collaborative Filterin... · 0 replies · +1 points
Dan
I like your metaphor a lot. I have been thinking that whuffie shouldn't be a 'limited resource', in the sense that there is a hard limit on how much you can 'give' to people, on the basis that if you were too profligate with your giving it would be devalued anyway. The notion of damping inflation and gaming by linking it to some renewable but finite and non-physical resource, especially one so personal, is very interesting.
Thanks for the heads up on the openid issues, I'll try and take a look at it soon.
I like your metaphor a lot. I have been thinking that whuffie shouldn't be a 'limited resource', in the sense that there is a hard limit on how much you can 'give' to people, on the basis that if you were too profligate with your giving it would be devalued anyway. The notion of damping inflation and gaming by linking it to some renewable but finite and non-physical resource, especially one so personal, is very interesting.
Thanks for the heads up on the openid issues, I'll try and take a look at it soon.
167 weeks ago @ Scrump - Collaborative Filterin... · 0 replies · +1 points
Ale
I think you're absolutely right that there is a lot of relevant stuff out there that's not web-centric. And it's important to keep in mind the personal, even intimate, nature of what makes up our social capital. Some of that might not be stuff we are comfortable sharing publicly. But hopefully something web-centric can both accommodate altruism and cooperation that actually happens online (and off), and perhaps extend the reach of where we can 'use' social capital instead of money. Perhaps you could think of it as a global LETS scheme?
I think you're absolutely right that there is a lot of relevant stuff out there that's not web-centric. And it's important to keep in mind the personal, even intimate, nature of what makes up our social capital. Some of that might not be stuff we are comfortable sharing publicly. But hopefully something web-centric can both accommodate altruism and cooperation that actually happens online (and off), and perhaps extend the reach of where we can 'use' social capital instead of money. Perhaps you could think of it as a global LETS scheme?
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