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Posts tagged ‘social software’

2012.01.16   Re-post: Social networking requirements   (4)

I knew that someone posted on this blog discussing what requirements a feminist-informed social network would have. Turns out it was me. A year on, and due to discussions around Google+, I think I have some positive requirements.

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2011.07.10   The status of pseudonymity and privacy on Google+   (54)

Here’s a separate thread for people most interested in keeping track of official, semi- and unofficial pronouncements about pseudonymity and/or privacy on Google+ in particular, in addition to the more general discussions taking place at ...

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2011.07.08   Social networking requirements   (31)

I knew that someone posted on this blog discussing what requirements a feminist-informed social network would have. Turns out it was me. A year on, and due to discussions around Google+, I think I have ...

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2010.05.11   From comments: the revolution will not be tweeted?   (19)

jon asked in comments: I wonder, what would a feminist- and womanist-oriented social network look like? (We might have readers unfamiliar with the term “womanist”, if so, see Renee Martin’s I’m not a feminist (and ...

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2009.08.13   Social coding, OMG Ponies   (1)

I love pair programming and working on code with other people and talking things through. In short, editing code as a social activity. If you noticed Google’s Mobwrite, it was a large scale collaborative editor, ...

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