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Replying to @WikiWomenInRed
And bless you all. Awesome work. And more diversity is needed too. Here's to widening our web and world :D
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Replying to @WikiWomenInRed
So I can only use pics of me I took? That's thousands. That others would freely give, more. What about pro photos I own rights to? What specifically can I provide as there are decades, I share for any purpose but hate.
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Replying to @tannyo
ARGH. Country? VPN TO USA. Did I just type that out loud?
Replying to @metablog
Sadly there is gender and racial bias beyond the burnout. Dori Smith is a Godmama, author, standardista. No bio. She is in a note about Web Standards Project on Wikipedia. "Zeldman, Steven Champeon, Todd Fahrner, Eric A. Meyer, Tantek Çelik, Dori Smith, Tim Bray, Jeffrey Veen."
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Replying to @metablog
As a writer I totally get your point. And it's got workarounds if we organize. Janet Daly expressed a great idea on FB of a 10 person "klatch" with cyclical input so as to avoid that burnout and keep folks fresh. This is also socio-political in part and that is unacceptable IMO.
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So for women and Wikipedia, Laura shared this awesome! Thank you. We need more accurate history for all humans, and especially marginalized, segregated folks left out of a nascent industries evolution. Thanks Laura!
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Replying to @rachelandrew
A colleague and friend shared this: @WikiWomenInRed !!! Personally, I'm happy to know you have a page at all too. History matters and sadly is almost always wrong. Maybe WikiWomenInRed can help out as well. I'd gladly contribute to an effort like this too.
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YES! Thank you so much Laura!!!
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Preferably before it's posthumously written or deleted. Frankly, I'd delete it but that feels wrong too. At one point, many "others" were organizing to course correct the lack of gender and culture diversity on Wikipedia. That was a great idea. Did it ever happen and can I help?
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It may be ego, but it was earned. I want my damn Wikipedia page updated as it barely touches reality and has caused questioning of credentials. My edu, WaSP work, Gates F2Fs, articles, keynotes, training, SME for higher ed courses ain't. And apparently I was awarded once in 1998.
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The Web itself is not a commodity. We act like it is because we default to known patterns: Push, pay, buy, sell. Stream. Ads. Lies. Misdirects. That is very human behavior we also refer to as "insane" as the outcome will never change unless we do. #GoWide #ScaleUP #RememberWhy
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Why are ads which can be paid for only by those with real budget for ads NOT considered ransomware when an opt-in free for anyone option IS? Because: Predatory capitalism. Brave may well be the Civil Libertarian of browsers. 🤣Personal freedoms, civic responsibility and service.
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Awww, look at this! My first "tip" as I do not tell others which browsers to use, merely about my thoughts on them. Choice matters. This act is a peer-to-peer act. Not a one to many. Thank you Viking xo/m
I just tipped @mholzschlag using the @Brave Browser. Check it out at brave.com/tips. #TipWithBrave
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The @uarizona surprised me and may override @USC for my Ph.D. The topic: Cognition Neural Systems. Specialty subtopics make me hot: Computational Social Science (CSS, ha) and most intriguing: Ethology and Evolutionary Psych. Is the Web more helpful or harmful to human cognition?
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So @tannyo talkin Van Halen w/ David Lee Roth. Eddie's good. Steve Vai? "Damn Good." "Man, we was happy in our restless hearts / It was heaven right here on Earth. / Those were good times / Damn good times / Those were good times / Damn good times" youtube.com/uZieY9DTPOA
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Another issue on my Web brain since Covid-19 is a re-examination of #EME and #DRM which aided human forward activities such as .edu, telehealth and have/need community-based care and support. Fascinating but why did we halt all emerging alternatives? Monocultures can limit scope.
I meant limitations on working in person. I love collaboration and working with others F2F. And as Social Distancing shows us, staying online doesn't seem quite enough, but hopefully will usher in more remote options for workers in any industry.
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Replying to @SailorJX
Also, mobile ads FFS. Talk about nighmares. And I spent a lot of time with @Opera before the split when they bought up mobile advertising. Wise for profit. Not for a nice user experience.
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Replying to @SailorJX
That's a big part of it. The other is all the annoying crap. Modal, interstitial, pages and pages of ads unless you are blocking with an extension and even then you get nagged. One exception for me is actual news sites or information-rich sites I use regularly are whitelisted.
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