Dave Shea Quote on Community
Dave Shea, creator of the CSS Zen Garden and avid weblogger via his site, Mezzoblue, says that “the potential to hook up disparate groups of distributed people with the same interests is amazing.” Shea feels that “There’s nothing like an online community to bring together people who can’t create a local community out of lack of shared interest.”
Amen, Dave. A-freakin’-men.
From Integrated Web Design: Social Networking — The Relationship between Humans and Computers is Coming of Age by Molly Holzschlag. Hat tip to Matthew Mullenweg, who was linking to articles in said hat tip about XFN. In an odd bit of synergy, one of the members of the Rumor Forum went to high school with Matt.
I love the network.
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April 26th, 2004 at 23:57Coming Obsession
Jeff Holland is a dangerous man.
I am going to be obsessed with Over The Rhine. I can feel it in my bones.
Finding out what your friends like, and then deciding if you grok it, too, is what the network is about, people.
I love the network.
April 7th, 2004 at 11:13The Network Rules
It’s about using the network.
I have become absolutely enthralled by Over the Rhine in the last week. As I’ve noted, I have Jeff Holland to thank for this.
Let’s talk about how I got to this point with OtR. You know that I babble inces…
April 9th, 2004 at 11:33