We’re so grateful for all the help from our supporters in our recent YouTopia proposal to create a community of practice around using web technology effectively in social enterprises and nonprofits. We didn’t make the final 20 to win the free branding help, but even so, we will keep up our work to make technology [...]
Posts Tagged ‘community’
Large User-Generated Content Collections: A Blessing or Curse?
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged community, information-architecture, usability, web2.0 on August 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Every week new sites pop up that are built on user-generated content. These “Web 2.0″ sites encourage people to become users on the site and then share all they got. Other users can then comment, rate, and connect. Fairly basic scenario that has been repeated in everything from photographers to graphic designers and knitters!
While the [...]
Plone Makes Sharing Feedback Easier
Posted in plone, tagged community, opensource, plone, uservoice on July 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
One of the reasons we use Plone CMS is for its strong community of open source developers. Its members are always quick to answer questions and share their latest Plone innovations.
Recently, Plone made this community even stronger by creating a feedback system that allows users to discuss, suggest, and ultimately vote on ways Plone can [...]
Plone Pizzas at Atlanta Plone
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged atlanta, atlantaplone, community, plone on December 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
You may have recently seen a holiday treat suggestion from Redomino, with the corresponding recipe for Plone Cookies. For those that are looking for a more savory treat, how about Plone Pizzas?
The mini-pizzas, pictured here from last nights Atlanta Plone meeting are wheat-free, almost entirely vegan, and tasty .
The meeting was good too…attracting our [...]
