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"I’ve been blogging for a very, very long time now, and in doing so I have found incredible support online — found myself part of many intellectual, personal, and professional communities. But the “community” — that is, the commenters and my interactions with them — on my early personal blogs was quite different than what exists on most the technology blogs I’ve since worked and written for. More often, it’s not “community” at all.

And as Hack Education has gained a larger readership, the commenters have become more like the latter (like tech sites) than the former. Yet, Hack Education remains my personal (albeit education-focused) blog. It’s just me here. No other staff. No “social media editor.” No “community manager.” That makes the comments — particularly the hostile ones — harder to deal with.

It’s become increasingly clear to me that I am not building any sort of community through the comments on this site. If nothing else, I just don’t have the time (or the stomach) to moderate and respond. And moderation of comments is absolutely necessary.

That’s not to say I don’t believe in engaging with my readers and my peers and my friends and my colleagues online. That’s not to say I don’t believe in engaging with my critics. That’s not to say I’m uninterested in hearing feedback (or copy-editing) on my stories. But blog comments just aren’t the place that this is happening."

Pode parecer bobeira - ou até mesmo informação velha - mas estou animadíssimo com esse app que baixei no meu iPad. Pocket é um app que permite que artigos/textos sejam copiados para dentro dele, através da URL, para serem lidos posteriormente. Se gostar do que leu, basta manter o texto lá; do contrário, delete.

Tenho certeza que esse app deve ter outras funcionalidades, mas como eu sou uma pessoa simples que tem um Ipad que não é 3g, esse app me ganhou. Agora quando tenho um intervalinho de 30min, pego o iPad e vou ler aquele artigo que não consegui na noite anterior pois os olhos já estavam fechando.

#ficaadica (rsrsrsrs)

“Remember: when people tell you something’s wrong or doesn’t work for them, they are almost always right. When they tell you exactly what they think is wrong and how to fix it, they are almost always wrong.”

Some motivational gems you can read every time you start a new writing session - one every day. My favourite, courtesy of Ernest Hemingway: "The first draft of everything is shit."

Boring antics is something swayed.  i like how some people can express themselves with a glare of wit on another's circumstance.

See more comments in: Creative and rejected: Stephen King and others

http://talentdevelop.com/2467/creative-and-rejected/

Great scoop from Dennis O'Connor and this from L.Dubuc to check out

Luke Hart's work for the Sculpture House also.

http://mmminimal.com/rubber-bookshelves-by-luke-hart/

This is one way to keep books alive!

un' idea originale, sembra cop3 di star wars!

des réflexions simples et pertinentes sur les impacts du numérique, d'un point de vue cognitif, technique, social : ces pensées abordent divers sujets illustrés et montrent que les inégalités sociales ont un impact sur l'utilisation de l'informatique