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...participatory democracy but also with some fairly big logistical challenges. Inaugurated in January 2006, the new SDS has been gaining slow but steady speed ever since, with chapters springing up at colleges across the U.S., including Kent State University, Boston College and UCLA. According to the group's wiki site, there are 148 university chapters, along with 50 high school branches and a number of regional movements. But the numbers are misleading. While many chapters dot the country, individual schools may have only a handful of active members...
...collaboratively written gaming magazine with daily news and updates. We're trying to take the wiki concept into new areas?one is the magazine rack. Wikia launched these vertical sites last week on different topics to create collaborative magazines in gaming, cars, music and health...
...share information on the Wiki Search Project?-Irvin Moise Carlin, Chula Vista, Calif. Current search engines lack transparency. All the software we're doing is open source, and all the algorithms will be published. [Entering the search market] is pretty intimidating, but I try to have fun. In the current issue of Fast Company, right below my face it says, "Google's Worst Nightmare." And I think, God, I should really get to work on that search engine. [Laughs.] (See the 25 best blogs...
don’t bang on my wall bitch, if you dont like my muzak get earplugs To the Dan the Trivia Man, There were 2 Quaker presidents, and, to quote Wiki, “Many Quakers feel their faith does not fit within traditional Christian categories of Catholic, Orthodox or Protestant, but is an expression of another way of experiencing God.” I want my free growler! Dear Attractive Girl in My English Section, Look at me, dammit. Sincerely, ????? Hey kid at the Advocate who was dancing with a broom all night: I really respect that...
...James Chen wrote, "We are serious people working on a serious project... three advisors have been detained by Asian government, one of us for over six years." Yet the speculation that Wikileaks might a front for an intelligence agency is understandable, considering the recent arrival of "Intellipedia" - an internal wiki system used by 16 U.S. spy agencies...