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A path to design social apps that don’t suck
Existing social networking apps suck because human social interactions is simply more complex than adding a ‘friend’. This presentation shows quite clearly why Facebook sucks and the email/phone addressbooks suck, too. Take a full 40 minutes to read it carefully … Continue reading
Posted in business, community
Tagged community, facebook, interaction, social network, twitter
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First thing: Love your community
I’m glad that Jorg Janke shared his experience of developing a commercial open source business with Compiere because you learn from failures as well as success. His long piece has some interesting parts, but what caught my attention most is … Continue reading
Join a community, land a great job
Joining a community not only makes you feel better but can land you a great job. Janet Swisher has been contributing to the online community FLOSS Manuals writing documentation for free/libre software. In a message to the community she wrote: … Continue reading
Why I wish I could reject your email attachment
The Free Software Foundation (FSF) today launched a campaign calling on all computer users to start politely rejecting email attachments sent in secret and proprietary formats: for freedom and the good of the web! I believe that open standards are … Continue reading
Posted in community, eng, fsf
Tagged campaign, community, fsf, microsoft, mobile, odf, open standards, openoffice.org
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The New Funambol Phone Sniper Program
After revisiting the Funambol Code Sniper, I thought it was time to adjust also the Phone Sniper program. Funambol Phone Sniper is the easiest way to contribute to the community: participants help by testing the compatibility of their device with … Continue reading
Choose a good license and manage well the community
Some of the things that Mike Tienman said in this interview with InternetNews.com I could have said myself. I have come to believe that a license alone is neither a secret to success nor an absolution of sin. Exactly: choosing … Continue reading
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Tagged business, community, free software, licensing, open source
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3 ways to get cash over the holidays with Funambol
The winter holidays are a provide a good opportunity to do something useful in that downtime between celebrations. Funambol’s community programs provide three ways to have fun and earn some cash, too. 1. Participate in the Code Sniper program: it … Continue reading
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Tagged agile, code sniper, community, funambol, incentive, l1on sniper, participation, phone sniper
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How To Mix Agile And Software Developed By A Community
Back from Italian Agile Day where Stefano Fornari of Funambol with Marco Abis of Sourcesense animated a debate about mixing Free/Libre Open Source Software (FLOSS) and Agile development methods. I used to think that there was no issue because, after … Continue reading
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Tagged agile, codesniper, community, development, floss, free software, funambol, iad, incentives, open source, scrum
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Perché ristabilire il senso di comunità porta al successo
Ho tenuto oggi una lezione di tre ore al Social Media Lab dello IULM dal titolo Etica della società digitale, ovvero perché ristabilire il senso di comunità porta al successo. Oggi ho avuto la conferma che il software libero ormai … Continue reading
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Tagged business, community, comunità, free software, fsf, iulm, lezione, socialmedia, stallman, università
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Free Software Debate Antipatterns – robmyers
A collection of fallacious arguments commonly encountered in debates about Free Software. via Free Software Debate Antipatterns – robmyers.