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  1. @epoz thanks man, that would've made a better title for the post I think -- I am glad that's what you got out of it.
  2. Liked "e-Framework - time to stop polishing guys! - http://bit.ly/9qEEo" http://ff.im/50EDb
  3. kinda wondering if there would be as much hoopla if sunlight foundation got the kizash to do the recovery.gov redesign
  4. @pkeane at least with apache there is a history of patches to examine before moving on from developer to committer ...
  5. New blog post: flickr, digital curation and the web http://bit.ly/1x3Ng
  6. I'm not really sure that In Defense of Ambiguity is much of a defense http://is.gd/1scGH http://ff.im/503Wu
  7. "I didn’t think at the time I would be involved 40 years later." http://is.gd/1sc97 http://ff.im/502Ft
  8. @pkeane if all but one were accepted it kind of makes me wonder what the purpose of the vote was?
  9. @rosy1280 fair enough
  10. @pkeane if there's a sign up form, what are people voting on?
  11. s/openauth/oauth/
  12. @mjgiarlo openid, openauth, opensearch kinda folks I think -- which is why I care I suppose ...
  13. @benadida that's a much more productive thing to write than what I just did ...
  14. my passive aggressive way of unsubscribing from the open web foundation discussion list http://is.gd/1rlgx
  15. http://twitpic.com/9ozvk -
  16. @iand where you guys at?
  17. New blog post: American Memory is (almost) 20 http://bit.ly/17g0yk
  18. Kingsley might be interested in checking out: http://rdvocab.info/Element... as well... re: http://ff.im/4WtrB
  19. @jonphipps would be a good person to talk to as well, since he is working closely with Dianae in making the... re: http://ff.im/4WtrB
  20. RT @briansuda: In 1933, W. Mahler concluded from research that, people who talk about their intentions are less likely to make them happen.