Mario
Have you seen this? Might be up your
street...
http://www.3pointd.com/20061023/sustaining-the-metaverse-a-3pointd-think-tank/
(just saw your technorati pillars,
nice!)
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MentiSent: 06 October 2006 19:03To
Hi All,
What happened after we mentioned the Christmas party on the list a while ago?
Well we found a venue : The Cuban Near Moorgate Station in London. Set a date :
Saturday 9th December. And got in touch with other communities and groups to
make it a real community driven event.
If you can k
One thing that might be worth considering in terms of adding and removing comments to have your sayis a ranking function. Consider a model where each new entry gets a relevance score. Then, all those abovea certain rank are kept. I know this isn't exactly what is happening, but would it be possible
As someone who used to work closely with the BBC community site teams my first thought was what happens when the BBC pulls posts for legal reasons, and this site reproduces them - who ends up potentially legally liable - the site re-hosting the content, the BBC, or the original poster, even though
For
some reason my email didn't reach the backstage list (only myself to blame I
guess)
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/news/archives/2006/10/bbc_backstage_l.html
Saturday 9th December | 6:30pm - 1am
Venue
(TBC) is The Cuban
http://www.thecuban.co.uk/city/near.htm
Yes I
know its in London
doh! sorry. I'll fix that...but possibly not until I return from my holiday (unless I'm really bored).Best,KassOn 10/24/06, Michael Ferenduros
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Hello,Pedantic bug-report:There's an 'é' in world/4026.xml that I don't _think_ is valid XML(because eacute isn't a predefined
I totally agree Brian, imagine if the results included the censored comments that apparently do break the rules.RevisionistaIt has been noted recently, regarding speeches by both the Pope and the President of Iran, that words have been taken out of context and reported as news in the media.
Hello,
Pedantic bug-report:
There's an 'é' in world/4026.xml that I don't _think_ is valid XML
(because eacute isn't a predefined entity).
I wouldn't mention it otherwise, but it causes the parser I'm using to barf.
Tarra,
Mike
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J,
re: http://newssniffer.newworldodour.co.uk/bbc/threads/mostcensored
This is one of the most insiteful sites I have ever
seen.
Very sadly it appears that Auntie is taking it upon
herself to remove comments that, on the face of it, do not appear to break any
of the house rules for "h
http://www.myservicescentral.com/Temp/bbcfeed.csv
http://mike260.dyndns.org/~mikef/countries.opml
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Sent: 19 October 2006 18:18
To: backstage@lists.bbc.co.uk
Subject: RE: [backstage] Official
Nice to see the weather feeds!
I was going to make a Vista sidebar version, but there appears to be no
index of places to get the locations_id.
Is there an index or search facility to get locations_id?
Brian Butterworth
www.ukfree.tv
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Thanks
Jason,
Interesting stuff...
Ian
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CartwrightSent: 24 October 2006 12:56To:
backstage@lists.bbc.co.ukSubject: [backstage] Newssniffer - BBC
News site monitoring
Thought this might
be of int
Thought this might
be of interest to the backstage crew:
http://newssniffer.newworldodour.co.uk/articles/list_by_revision
http://newssniffer.newworldodour.co.uk/bbc/threads/mostcensored
J
Jason Cartwright
Client Side Developer - CBBC Interact
Michael Ferenduros wrote:
Feeds listed by country/place:
http://mike260.dyndns.org/~mikef/countries.opml
Wow, that's great, thanks. :) You found *another* Aberdeen, too:
http://feeds.bbc.co.uk/weather/feeds/rss/5day/world/4005.xml
with a slightly different forecase to:
http://feeds.bbc.
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