Is it fractionMan's fault?

[marty21]

That's ok. I've made you a leading public figure, too.

I'm incredibly proud of both of you

 

[littlebabyjesus]

Now I'm a leading public figure

 

[fogbat]

I want to be one too.

I have made you a public figure, but typoed your username. Sorry about that.

 

[Santino]

I have made you a public figure, but typoed your username. Sorry about that.

I have mixed feelings.

 

[littlebabyjesus]

The glare of public scrutiny's not all it's cracked up to be, eh. You have responsibilities now. You are a role model.

 

[Santino]

The glare of public scrutiny's not all it's cracked up to be, eh. You have responsibilities now. You are a role model.

Shut up, Brian.

 

[teuchter]

I want to be one too.

So do I

 

[toggle]

can you make jonothan bishop a cunt, so i then have 2 cites for this.

 

[fogbat]

So do I

You couldn't handle the pressure

 

[fogbat]

can you make jonothan bishop a cunt, so i then have 2 cites for this.

Nah, that's a bit mean.

You could write it on a piece of paper, though, and cite that.

 

[teuchter]

You couldn't handle the pressure

Can I be a leading private figure?

 

[toggle]

Nah, that's a bit mean.

You could write it on a piece of paper, though, and cite that.

i shall interview myslef and cite the interview as proof.

 

[fogbat]

Yes, you can.

But for privacy purposes, I feel it's best not to state that on a public webpage.

 

[Crispy]

Now I'm a leading public figure

 

[teuchter]

Yes, you can.

But for privacy purposes, I feel it's best not to state that on a public webpage.

You can blank out my name. "Xxxxxxxx is a leading private figure."

 

[kabbes]

That's ok. I've made you a leading public figure, too.

That's brilliant, because now I can cite something that isn't even my own blog. I've gone one step better than jonathan.

 

[fogbat]

Done!

 

[littlebabyjesus]

You can blank out my name. "Xxxxxxxx is a leading private figure."

But then you'd be a known unknown. Surely a leading private figure would remain an unknown unknown.

 

[marty21]

That deserves a double-entry in Private Eye - "socio-legal, info-scientific and economic solutions" *and* techno-cultural communities. This is what Private Eye wet dreams are made of!

complete tosh innit!

 

[kabbes]

But then you'd be a known unknown. Surely a leading private figure would remain an unknown unknown.

*Insert mean quote about you being an unknown known*

 

[marty21]

still, the positive we have to take for this, is a google search now will be full of lol

 

[marty21]

plus, we have definitely learned a thing or two about

on-line community development

 

[littlebabyjesus]

*Insert mean quote about you being an unknown known*

I'm working my way up.

 

[bonathanjishop]

Jonathon, what's an "organic techno-cultural community" and what issues are currently affecting them and what solutions are you offering?

A community is a network of actors whose commonality is their dependence on each others' existence. An organic community, is a community constrained by geography and other physical context. A techo-culture is any network of actors who share similar experiences in the use of technology.

Therefore, the biggest issue affecting these communities is how the use of technology is challenging the existence of traditional community structures, as set out in this book in the case of America:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bowling-Alo...ag=jonathanbishop-21&Query=Online-Communities

The solution to this problem is people working through co-operatives, something which I hope the Big Society will achieve.

 

[kabbes]

A community is a network of actors whose commonality is their dependence on each others' existence. An organic community, is a community constrained by geography and other physical context. A techo-culture is any network of actors who share similar experiences in the use of technology.

Therefore, the biggest issue affecting these communities is how the use of technology is challenging the existence of traditional community structures, as set out in this book in the case of America:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bowling-Alo...p/0684832836/ref=sr_1_2?tag=jonathanbishop-21

If I might just summarise and paraphrase you:

.

 

[littlebabyjesus]

No it isn't.*

*And you may quote me on that.

 

[teuchter]

Done!

As it turns out it's just as well I remain private. Thank you for your guidance on this matter.

 

[DotCommunist]

I'm sure when invited to camp david that stater of the startlingly obvious didn't blame the atomisation of society on capitalism. American social observers often don't.

 

[editor]

A community is a network of actors whose commonality is their dependence on each others' existence. An organic community, is a community constrained by geography and other physical context. A techo-culture is any network of actors who share similar experiences in the use of technology.

Therefore, the biggest issue affecting these communities is how the use of technology is challenging the existence of traditional community structures, as set out in this book in the case of America:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bowling-Alo...p/0684832836/ref=sr_1_2?tag=jonathanbishop-21

That's a load of fookin' shite. Mind you, seeing as you've never run a busy, successful bulletin board it's no surprise to see you haven't got a fucking clue about them.

I've also no idea why you're referencing an unrelated book that is nearly a decade old.

 

[marty21]

That's a load of fookin' shite. Mind you, seeing as you've never run a busy, successful bulletin board it's no surprise to see you haven't got a fucking clue about them.

I've also no idea why you're referencing an unrelated book that is nearly a decade old.

we are all bowling alone now