Month: June 2005

Jon Udell has a good story on Wikipedia and the social construction of knowledge. I don’t follow the “social construction” of knowledge line myself. As a critical rationalist I think this guy has a better understanding of knowledge. One which is also 100% compatible with wiki-nature. ps : and Wow! Udell thinks Wales deserves the…

Ross Mayfield’s Weblog: Doug Englebart, Rebooted

Chris Dent is less partisan than I was about software for individuals, vs software for institutions He sees the division as being between two “necessary and useful” types : One type is interested in enabling or augmenting the subtle interplay of people found in synchronous encounters, in synchronous settings as well as extended into asynchronous…

Lifehack gets it. On the virtues of using wiki : Good tool to brainstorm ideas: If you are not familar with tools like FreeMind for mind mapping, wiki may be your best tool. LifeHack But the real insight is this : It is all due to the fact that the way that wiki markup able…

WebKEW: Welcome to WebKEW!

How to Make a Million Dollars, by Marshall Brain

The second Seth Godin piece linked from the earlier story is so good, I’m going to give it special attention here : Seth’s Blog: more on small

Free from 9 to 5 � When is software ready to ship?

Project Aardvark has started to come alive. Looks like they’re working hard.

Seth Godin on keeping it small – Signal vs. Noise (by 37signals)