5 Dec
Welcome back to myself!
Hello everybody!
I’m back, back in the blogosphere I mean. My last post was dated November 23, 2005 so precisely 377 days ago. Wow, this means more than one year without blogging!
Reasons for this long silence? Well, I stopped blogging because I had to write my PhD thesis. I then got my PhD in March 2006 but for different reasons it took me until now to restart blogging.
In the meantime, I took the chance to move to a personal domain, gnuband.org (I’m sure everyone is wondering “why gnuband?“), and to move to Wordpress.
So, in case you are interested, please bookmark this new blog URL (http://gnuband.org) and subscribe to the new RSS feed (http://gnuband.org/feed/).
I ‎guess I should now write some clever intuitions about the experience of “living and researching without a blog for more than year” but I’m afraid the reality is that I don’t have any of these. I will try nonetheless to write something about this in one of the following posts.
For now, “Welcome back to myself!”. Stay tuned.
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Posted by Paolo Sacconier on 05.12.06 at 9:33 am
Bentornato! Finalmente! È un anno che aspettavo di leggere qualcosa dal tuo blog! :D
Posted by Cristiano Nattero on 05.12.06 at 9:33 am
Bentornato :-)
Guarda però che hai dei link rotti, in particolare quelli nel banner in cima :-P
Ciao ciao
Posted by paolo on 05.12.06 at 9:33 am
Grazie a tutti e due! Ma chissa’ poi perche’ scrivo in inglese se le poche persone che passano di qui sono italiane?!? ;-)
Cristiano, grazie per la segnalazione sui link rotti, li ho sistemati. Segnalate pure se vedere altri problemi. Ciao!
Posted by Paolo blog: Ramblings on Trust, Reputation, Recommender Systems, Social Software, Free Software, ICT4D and much more » A blog post is a email with cc:world on 05.12.06 at 9:33 am
[...] blog post is a email with cc:world Filed under Blogging by paolo , trackback During my long no-blog period, I kinda lost the unconditioned reflex “This is interesting,let me blog it” in favour of the less advanced “This is interesting, let me think about who might be interested and send her an email containing just this link”. At least this is something that was happening with my previous blog post, I was starting to think who might be interested in knowing that “Italian public television (RAI) will be entirely under Creative Commons” in order to send them an email. Luckily a strike in the blue sky of my mind came to rescue me with a providential “why don’t I blog it so that I don’t clutter their mailbox and … if they want to read, they simply come here, when they want? Moreover the possible readers might include people I don’t know that find the post after months via a search engine.” I strongly rationally believe that Email is where knowledge goes to die, I just think I lost the unconditioned reflex. By the way, the metaphor of blogging as writing an email cc:World is due to Doc Searls. Add this post to: [...]
Posted by Sjors on 05.12.06 at 9:33 am
Ha, I allready moved your blog to archive, good to see you back.
Dont know if you kept track on me, the last demo i build about trust and reputation is here: http://www.reputator.net/demo2/index.html
Posted by paolo on 05.12.06 at 9:33 am
Hi Sjors, of course I kept track of you but thanks anyway for the link to the demo. Your work is incredibly interesting! Did you get enough users to test or use the system?