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Comment on About by Nadine

Nadine — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 07:23:57 +0000

Lieber Blogger,

wir freuen uns, gerade Ihren Blog zu entdecken.

Wir, die European School of Management ESCP-EAP Campus Berlin, möchten enger mit Bloggern zusammenarbeiten und sehen hier eine große Chance für die Weiterentwicklung der Hochschule. Als Alumni, sind Sie die besten Sprachrohre für die ESCP-EAP.
Gerne hören wir Ihnen zu: was sind die Themen, die Sie interessieren könnten? Haben Sie Lust Nachrichten und Neuigkeiten über die ESCP-EAP in Ihrem Blog aufzunehmen? Hier sind Ihre Interessen gefragt!

Bald gibt es zudem spannende Neuigkeiten in Bezug auf unsere Hochschule…. Bleiben Sie gespannt!

Wenn Sie Lust haben, können Sie einen Link zu unserer Homepage setzen:
http://www.escp-eap.de

Dürfen wir einen Link zu Ihrem Blog auf unserer Homepage setzen?

Wir freuen uns, wenn wir mit Ihnen in Kontakt bleiben.

Herzliche Grüße
Nadine

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Comment on About by martin

martin — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 14:20:59 +0000

An interesting Business Offer

I hope you are fine. I was looking up some sites on Google, particularly ones related to mine, and came across your site “http://1moment.org/”. I found it out of the ordinary I must say.
I am interested in doing business with you; basically in buying text-links on your site.
Let me know at your earliest convenience if you are interested in hearing more.

Cheers,

Comment on Microsoft meshed up by moritzschroeder

moritzschroeder — Sun, 04 May 2008 17:43:06 +0000

Hi Nick, long time, we should have a chat soon. I don’t remember a Mac client apart from PopG solution… I left the Groove Biz shortly after MS bought it’s first stake of 20%, I think that was in 2002. I wrote then in the Groove forum, that Groove will be slowly swallowed up in the MS Windows / Office world. I was very sad, discussed a lot of strategy outcome with Andy, PopG was in the early stages and we had another project which was called xgroove. I observed the development a little longer and then decided it was time to quit the Groove world. I supported Andy wherever I could and that was how we met in France . MS taking over in 2005 was IMHO just the last nail in the coffin. Ray Ozzie and his gang created something potentially powerful but somehow feared to go the whole way…

Comment on Microsoft meshed up by Nick Daisley

Nick Daisley — Sat, 03 May 2008 09:28:37 +0000

Groove’s time has been and gone – other, cheaper and more genuinely viral technologies have taken over the great majority of its space – but I can’t help but remember there were ways of using it on Macs, PDAs, low-spec computers etc, and they seemed to be going somewhere.

M$ bought Groove Networks in March 2005, and buried it. That is to say, they did nothing progressive with it for over a year, they kept the existing developer community out of the loop with respect to developments, they were confused and unprogressive in finding a marketing model for it, and were not fast enough on their feet to understand that you can’t do that with an online product in today’s environment.

Comment on No, this blog is not about bikes… by I_am_n_alien

I_am_n_alien — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 05:34:25 +0000

Yeah!! (Wrings hands)! Nice blog you have here. I’ve enjoyed much reading your last posts. Keep it that way.

Comment on Fooling around by timethief

timethief — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 18:51:20 +0000

I think you are missing my point. My point is that you are addressing the question(s) to the wrong target. The correct targets are Matt and Toni. Also, I assume that whatever 3rd party contractual agreements are entered into with Automattic will contain the “non-disclosure” clauses that are common in the business world. And, as such those details will not become “community” property.

Comment on Fooling around by moritzschroeder

moritzschroeder — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 22:25:20 +0000

Thanks again. I am aware of the difference. Technically it might be a fork, though there still are a lot of common threads. Automattic (via it’s developers and founders)is contributing to the org project.

Why not using some successful open source principles to the wordpress.com service? For example simply submitting online a piece of code, having online documentation, what the contracts with Automattic will say, do developers / 3rd party services have to pay in order to offer wordpress.com widgets etc…? What are the criteria for wordpress.com to decide yes/no for a particular widget, are there any guidelines or is it a case by case decision?

And why not opening those processes (yes, no, technically insufficient) more to the community? Commercial service does not necessarily mean to have intransparent processes.

I am also asking because I am involved in a project which will produce widgets, though it is too early present something, I am very interested in how this would work with Automattic.

Comment on Fooling around by timethief

timethief — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 21:24:52 +0000

Why not opening a venue that powerusers and developers could explore, for example opening up the widget system? Having more community involvement in establishing, running and maybe even certifying widgets.

Hi again, I assume that you are aware of the differeneces between wordpress.org and wordpress.com but if you are unsure of them then you can find the sticky post at the head of the support forums. Wordpress.com is a fork. It's a project owned by the Automattic Corporation. Automattic has contracted with many widget providers like vodpod, etc. and I'm sure that Toni and Matt will welcome other 3rd party providers who wish to provide specific widgets under contract to Automattic for wordpress.com. As far as "the community" I really have a hard time grasping what is meant by this terminology in the corporate context. I have expanded beyond the free hosted version of wordpress.com by hiring a web host and by downloading a free wp install from wordpress.org. As far as BlogSpot goes I had been there and done that before I came to wordpress.com but if you haven't then maybe that's a better choice for you. Cheers

Comment on Fooling around by moritzschroeder

moritzschroeder — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 14:37:24 +0000

Thanks for that response. I understand and always understood that allowing Javascript is very very tricky. I also understand the rationale behind Automattic decision not to allow it.
Why not opening a venue that powerusers and developers could explore, for example opening up the widget system? Having more community involvement in establishing, running and maybe even certifying widgets. Once a widget is certified it could not only be used in the sidebar, but also integrated in posts, a bit like YouTube & co videos are…
I love wordpress.com, but I increasingly think of expanding and exploring beyond wordpress.com, like creativecombinations.