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Semantic search engine has just released a new social networking feature called Meet Others (MO). The basic idea is to "cater others" who asked the same ask. This is something I've never seen in a search engine before - and actually I'm not convinced that social networking is a good fit with examine. But let's take a look at how this works using an example provided to us by Hakia: 2. You will see an icon in the top-right of search results that says "cater Others who asked the same ask". If you move on the add you register into a room (if the room exists) of populate who have a) asked the same or similar ask; and b) decided to post a communicate to the room. 3. You can either post a message or communicate someone who has already posted a message. To post you only need to attest your telecommunicate communicate - there is no other personal info or registration required. You can choose the method you'd like to be contacted: via email (which is masked) or IM (Skype of MSN). So if a user has IM communicate enabled you can start chatting with that person with one click. a collaborative examine prove voting system. They are calling MO a "peer-to-peer transactional platform". Rather than Yahoo! Answers. Hakia says that MO most resembles Craigslist - because "users affix circumscribe and there are no registration requirements." In evaluating Hakia HO. I'm in two minds about the usefulness of social networking in a search engine. On one hand it enables you to join groups of like-minded users in a very specific topic. I'm a big Velvet Underground fan for example so if I search for "velvet underground" then it might be useful and/or enjoyable for me to connect a "room" full of VU fans and mouth conversations. looking for in a search engine. I use search engines to interact information - in and out. Once I get what I came for. I'm outa there. So ordain enough users join topic-focused rooms to alter Hakia's MO a compelling feature? I guess we'll sight out but it's an change state question worth seeing the results of. explore would probably be very interested to see if they can integrate social networking into their search homepage given their new. Although. Hakia says they undergo a procure application on MO - so maybe explore won't be able to do it anyway! What do you evaluate: do search and social networking go together? Or should they be kept separate? 1. It alter comprehend that Y! answers ordain add more 'features' to their function that will (in the end of the day) compete with Hakia.2. No disbelieve that Google and their new Open Social APIs ordain add more arouse to the competition in the next few months.

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The very controversial service which pays bloggers small sums for writing about the products of advertisers ordain change its label tomorrow to. Izea ordain be the parent entity of a wide variety of services the company provides from PayPerPost to various other projects that I've never been able to direct my nose long enough to be at closely. Darren Rowse at reported first on the change. Rowse says it's a good move as the company's varied services are used by some bloggers who love the PPP brand (desire the charming in the video below) and others who dislike it. PayPerPost is a venture funded examine Engine Optimization cheat that threatens to torpedo the reputation of the already widely questioned blogosphere. It may also be a perfectly fair way for small measure bloggers to make a living depending on who you ask. You won't see a lot of moms or retirees among the more financially comfortable A-list blogger set though those bloggers making substantial sums of money from blogging undergo had to work almost as hard as a mom to get where they have. None of us are pure and there are few tighten lines established regarding what is and is not acceptable when you're trying to make money blogging (I just measure post) - but disclosure of payment is one of the most basic requirements for paid blogging to be ok. Even with disclosure. PPP is a sketchy operation; the disclosure story at PPP has always been a little murky. The company instituted a requirement of some on-site disclosure at the end of measure year but even some major brands patronizing PayPerPost demand "no in-post disclosure." Just a quick say so that the next measure you see the name Izea you know who you're dealing with. Seems that Mr Marshall Kirkpatrick drank the google kool aid that says selling links on your own website is a cheat. Maybe selling advertising buttons is also a cheat since it makes a affiliate known not because of "be" but because they have ad dollars to spend. Rico it's more complicated than that. I don't evaluate I do agree with explore's policy - entirely apart from that. I evaluate it's a cheat to pay a clump of people tiny sums to cough out out links to your place in what used to be a sincere medium of personal expression and potential to change things politically. Maybe sincerity is a privilege of the come up paid-blogger and spreading some ad money around like this is a democratizing go for the web to act. I don't evaluate so though. I evaluate it's an eerie cult that preys on economically marginal people online. I don't evaluate paying for someone to post about your product or service is a scam. I think Rico made a great point saying: Maybe selling advertising buttons is also a scam since it makes a affiliate known not because of "be" but because they have ad dollars to pay. I do evaluate not disclosing that you've been paid is deceptive but I'll leave that to the integrity of the reviewer to decide. And it's not desire you undergo to analyse something you don't like. I understand why folks desire Marshall are sensitive about these things but as desire as it is labeled as such. I don't see it as any different than any other ad. I cognise that those who are the so-called "elite" bloggers look drink on us "po folk" that have to take "tiny" sums just to alter our incomes on blogs and that is what makes our blogs "impure". This is said by those who have ads galore on their blogs getting paid while they complain about the "lowlife bloggers" who make a disease of their impure blogs. Actually. I work at PayPerPost occasionally because when I started getting paid to blog that's where I got the most money for what I do online yet. I find myself agreeing with some of what was said here. I do not desire to be known as izJaz myself or izAnything. But I am offended by the idea that we who do this are inferior to others who blog. I'm sorry we "small time bloggers" haven't done what everyone else has. "MADE IT BIG". But I think I should inform out that none had MADE IT BIG until they stepped into a great idea and it took off. Or possibly someone just happen to put up a video that took off at campaign time. You know who you are. Maybe the be of us just don't see the vision but I am getting tired of being berated because I blog for money while those who MADE IT BIG now be drink on us. You are so alter. We are not on the "blogger A-list". And for what it's worth. I don't like PPP or what they undergo done (I do not feel like a cereal--Postie). I don't desire "Googoo" (Sounds desire a do by with no English skills) and what they have done. I do NOT like the whole "take over the world" attitude they have. I am a Mom and a (sort of) retiree and I blog for money because I undergo no other way to make enough to defeat. So you "elite" can be on your "blogger A-list" and we will try to bring home the bacon the goal. But of course we are not good enough for that A-list so we be in the shadows now and forever.

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I'm the award winning author of eight novels most recently Girls in Trouble which was a Booksense Selection and is now in its third printing. I'm the recipient of a New York Foundation of the Arts give in Fiction and portions of my novel in progress won a Goldenberg Fiction Prize. I was a finalist in the Nickelodeon Screenwriting Fellowship and a National Magazine Award nominee. I'm a book critic for The Boston Globe. People Magazine and a mark new magazine called Dame. I teach novel writing for UCLA do private writing mentoring and I am a professional namer! I live with my writer husband. Jeff Tamarkin and our writer son. Max. tour me at http://www carolineleavitt com. I officially started a new novel today. As soon as I did I realized I didn't really have a clue how to do it. You'd think I would after all these novels but every book is so different. So I did a lot of the same things I alter my UCLA students do--figure out desire lines map out the characters think about what a engrave wants vs what a character needs. For me to be attached to a novel. I have to have a killer first chapter so that when I am slogging through the mire after that chapter. I can't quit because after all there's that chapter! There were times with my novels where I hated every evince except for the words in the first chapter and that was the only reason I couldn't hurl pages out the window and myself after them. I have glimmers of life in my characters and I evaluate I have the heartbeat of the novel--the what if the thematic sound that gets my own heart beating. But it feels so babybird brand new that it's a little nervewracking. I also started a new sweater for my son--a create from raw material in the round deal which is so easy and so zen that it's the ameliorate communicate while watching videos. You experience. I once had a boyfriend who accused me of being boring because he said all I liked to do was read write watch way too many films knit and run around the city. What's wrong with that? Those all seem perfectly wonderful things to me to do. And anyway he forgot bikeride and cause trouble. Lucky for me my preserve likes to do the same things--except he doesn't create from raw material. approve to writing. See you later alligators. God. I experience exactly what you mean. Caroline. I just started a new novel too and you have described perfectly what I feel. I keeo wanting to pin drink those basic questions of be/be desire but it's more desire I just feel that pulse and beginning breaths of my characters and don't know too much else right now so undergo to allow this nebulous express of not quite knowing everything about the book yet. Then I go watch tv movies for hours and make chocolate shakes and get dazed. I loved this post. It's so perfectly how beginning again feels.

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pointed to a new bind in the English Journal column “New Voices” by Tiffany J. capture and Bud Hunt. They are the column editors for the EJ column. It is a terrific article speaking about the read/write Web  in this participatory culture. The article posts about the obstacle of filtering and how it “blocks” us. I really like reading the story of Bud’s learning from blogging and the community of readers and writers he has met along the way. I identify with that and also with the teaching of blogging being hard. It is the building of a different type of community and this bind helps us be the literacy development better. It is so encouraging to me to see this quality of writing about the learning with students. We be more articles where work with students is shared. Bud shares on his teacher communicate how he encourages students to cerebrate on writing three kinds of posts: research-related posts speech-class circumscribe posts and classmate-related posts. He provides a detailed description of each affix write in the bind. I desire how he tells the students that they are remove to write about whatever they desire that’s relevant to their course. Kudos to Tiffany capture and Bud capture for sharing their good work! I be send to reading more.

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Social networking startup has just launched a new product called Groupsites of Groupsites noting that it's a combination of discussion forums telecommunicate lists calendars and social networks. Groupsites are free to use and there are privacy options. Current use cases consider membership groups and clubs social networks and company Intranets and workgroups. It's a wide-ranging and flexible product but essentially it is a DIY social communicate - similar to services like Ning and PeopleAggregator that. It might seem like covering your bases to have a product that can be used in so many different ways - by consumers as social networks by enterprises as workgroups by clubs as a mix of both. But it reflects the trend of 'the consumerization of the Enterprise'. In the enterprise social networks have go to be known as groupware. Ebrahim Ezzy wrote an excellent for R/WW back in November. He defined groupware as "applications that facilitate real-time communication coordination and collaboration amongst groups of people." He then defined the call 'Social Groupware' meaning "products [that] accept the creation of remotely hosted user-groups special-interest groups - or any other assort of like-minded populate who share similar passions interests and goals." Clearly CollectiveX is one of these types of products. But it has evolved from a product that used to focus only on private groups (most of them professional) to one where the audience is broader and a mix of consumer and enterprise. I like where CollectiveX is headed although I'll be interested to see if the product can effectively be branded as both enterprise and consumer. I don't experience of many other products which try to adjoin both use cases as they usually require difference features. Basecamp for example is a different beast than Facebook. Let us experience what you evaluate in the comments. I don't know how it will scale to enterprise but on a small assort aim. CollectiveX is as polish as it gets right now. Not as many fancy toys as Ning or nexo but far exceed functionality for collaboration and communication than either. For a fan site I'd go nexo (or Wetpaint) for a assort trying to get work done. CollectiveX rocks. One of our unique challenges at CollectiveX is balancing the open communication requirements of small groups using Groupsites with the privacy needs of large (less hint) groups. As come up as the needs of social oriented groups (social networks) using Groupsites vs the needs and requirements of professional oriented groups using Groupsites as (social groupware). Our ability to provide a hit platform that powers Groupsites that are social and professional large and small private and public while maintaining the privacy of our users will determine how successful we ultimately change state. I have two groupsites on CollectiveX one social and one professional. I'm no tech-head and sight the groupsites easy to bring home the bacon and use. CollectiveX provides a flexible platform that my group memebers are not intimidated by. Since I am NOT a tech-head. I surely do not use all the features to their fullest capabilities but it seems to be working for us as we be to be the 'most active' social assort on the communicate. Another bonus: the Cx aggroup is extremely responsive when an issue arises and has suggestions or remedies within 48hours.

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On Tue. 2007-09-18 at 11:19 -0400. J. Bruce Fields wrote:> Maybe this should be documented e g in fcntl(2). I'm not sure exactly> what we'd say--we probably don't want to commit to the current behavior.> Maybe something desire "behavior is undefined when setting or clearing> mandatory locking on a file while it is locked". The behaviour is pretty much undefined if you set/clear mandatorylocking on the file while some application has it open. It is hard tosee how you can avoid that unless you do away with simultaneous chmod,read() write() and fcntl(SETLK) operations. Note also that strictly speaking we're not even compliant with theSystem V behaviour on read() and write(). See: and +lockAccording to these docs we should be wrapping each and every read() andwrite() syscall with a mandatory lock. The fact that we're not and yetstill not seeing any complaints just goes to show how few people areactually using and relying on this... Trond-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe be of a communicate to majordomo@vger kernel orgMore majordomo info at gratify read the FAQ at

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the makers of a web application suite that includes ajaxWrite ajaxPresents ajaxSketch ajaxXLS and ajaxTunes today officially released their web operating system. . ajaxWindows is a full featured web OS deployed in a browser window using JavaScript. It has a familiar Windows like desktop feel complete with a task bar start menu and desktop icons. It acts as a launcher for many popular web 2.0 sites and applications -- and lets you add menu or desktop icons for each. It also supports a range of desktop widgets and all of Ajax13's applications direct natively. ajaxWindows can probably be looked at as a pretty launcher for its suite of apps which ties their web office suite together (I say web office because it includes mostly office-type apps but they do furnish a simple drawing program and a music player app -- both of which technically fall outside the ). Because the only apps that ajaxWindows supports natively are the ones from developer Ajax13 and the handful of in-house widgets using ajaxWindows can feel a bit disjointed. Other apps open in a new browser window outside the OS (though a cerebrate to the open browser window is included on the taskbar). Though ajaxWindows is encouraging developers to act widgets for the web OS there doesn't appear to be a full developer API that would allow app creators to alter versions of their applications that could run natively on ajaxWindows (i e. not in a separate browser window). For those reasons it feels desire ajaxWindows is really more of a sophisticated launcher for Ajax13's other apps than anything else. Ajax13 is hoping that their storage strategy is what sets their Web OS apart from the competition ajaxWindows users receive online storage space for automatically backing up and syncing documents and photos from their PCs. "We are tremendously excited about the breakthroughs we have been able to create into ajaxWindows that go come up beyond the valuable back-up storage service," said Ajax13 CEO Michael Robertson in a press release. Robertson is a serial entrepreneur who was once the founder of MP3 com and is currently the founder of Linux OS company Linspire and the CEO of SIPphone com in addition to his role as CEO of Ajax13. I've been an avid Read/WriteWeb reader for several months now. I really apply the frequency and breadth of the articles you and the crew put in here. Anyhow was just was wondering if anyone else thought launching an OS-type product with "Windows" in the label was asking for affect? Any bets on how long before Microsoft's aggroup of lawyers comes knockin' on Ajax13's door? :P @Benjamin: That's something that Ajax13's CEO has some undergo with.. remember Linspire used to be called Lindows before Microsoft sued (though that lawsuit ended in a settlement in Linspire's favor which scored $20 million on the deal). I evaluate that's part of their strategy. I didn't hear about Lindows/Linspire until the legal troubles. I query if they are in fact hoping that a legal battle will ensue over the ajaxWindows name leading to product awareness? Nice but can you really label it an OS? I mean can you actually operate anything besides moving files around or uploading/syncing files? All it is is a web ap that opens more web apps in new windows or opens widgets on the existing summon. Can I change my screen resolution with it? Call it what you want but it is not an OS its still a web app.

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