I heard that badmouthing Microsoft is good for traffic...
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-11-17 17:08:37
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The of the is now up. They would not let me give a communicate but I'll have to make a poster (using the darned MS cater Point. I guess #$%^&*) which makes me pretty mad. Heck there is some unknown talking about science blogs instead of me. Who made this decision?
Compared to the organizers of every other meeting this year from SciFoo to ConvergeSouth to ASIS&T to the panel at Harvard (and yes our own Science Blogging Conference) these guys are positively Palaeolitic in their attitude - from the haughtily-official looking site to the very idea of submitting 'abstracts' (not to have in mind that this is done via a cumbersome submission create) it appears they barely scratched Web 1.0 yet they want to address Web 2.0.
Perhaps I should go my poster and just go and schmooze with the likes of Timo Hannay and Jean Claude-Bradley instead and try to actually teach some people there about Science 2.0 in the hallways.
Or perhaps I am just in a really bad mood today... and should be back to my usual sunny self by tomorrow.
Speaking of posters and talking in the hall and such would you desire to present at our Science Blogging SciFoo Lives On session on October 1. 2007 at noon ET?
We'll be asking the other science bloggers at SciFoo as come up but you're the first on the list:)
The event is on back up Life and is change state to everyone.
For info about past sessions see the SFLO wiki
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