Comments on: The activist guide to delicious http://lenosphere.org/2009/02/the-activist-guide-to-delicious/ Socialist Revolution 2.0 الثورة الاشتراكية Sun, 23 Aug 2009 01:09:10 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: دليل الناشط - مشاركة الروابط – إنه ديليشيوس | يساري مصري http://lenosphere.org/2009/02/the-activist-guide-to-delicious/comment-page-1/#comment-23 دليل الناشط - مشاركة الروابط – إنه ديليشيوس | يساري مصري Sat, 21 Feb 2009 22:08:40 +0000 http://lenosphere.org/?p=29#comment-23 [...] يوم الطالب المصري، أقدم لكم ترجمتي لهذا الدليل، كتبه الزميل العزيز حسامالحملاوي، ملحوظة قبل قراءة [...] [...] يوم الطالب المصري، أقدم لكم ترجمتي لهذا الدليل، كتبه الزميل العزيز حسامالحملاوي، ملحوظة قبل قراءة [...]

]]> By: Amr http://lenosphere.org/2009/02/the-activist-guide-to-delicious/comment-page-1/#comment-22 Amr Sat, 21 Feb 2009 18:10:02 +0000 http://lenosphere.org/?p=29#comment-22 Yes. When I say 'our', I am refering to an electronic collective, that has done a few things before and away from Arabawy. What I am saying is that people do not need to agree to create this pool you are talking about. They may agree, but the technology allows for the pool to happen if they do not just as much. All that is needed is extensive tagging by individuals. Just about the time you were writing this post, I was exploring <a href="http://diigo.com" rel="nofollow">what is a far superior social bookmarking and research tool</a>. Give it a try. هتدعي لي. Yes. When I say ‘our’, I am refering to an electronic collective, that has done a few things before and away from Arabawy.

What I am saying is that people do not need to agree to create this pool you are talking about. They may agree, but the technology allows for the pool to happen if they do not just as much. All that is needed is extensive tagging by individuals.

Just about the time you were writing this post, I was exploring what is a far superior social bookmarking and research tool. Give it a try. هتدعي لي.

]]> By: Hossam el-Hamalawy http://lenosphere.org/2009/02/the-activist-guide-to-delicious/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Hossam el-Hamalawy Mon, 16 Feb 2009 00:03:27 +0000 http://lenosphere.org/?p=29#comment-13 I owe you a great deal of thanks, coz it was you ya Amr who introduced me to delicious three years ago. But I do not recall at any point that we discussed in our previous campaigns this common tagging business. But I think we were all doing spontaneously similar things. Obviously everyone is free to choose whatever s/he wanna use, but I was trying to address here a specific point, which is creating this pool of info. Anyways, thanks for your comment and for your continuous help and support.. I owe you a great deal of thanks, coz it was you ya Amr who introduced me to delicious three years ago. But I do not recall at any point that we discussed in our previous campaigns this common tagging business. But I think we were all doing spontaneously similar things. Obviously everyone is free to choose whatever s/he wanna use, but I was trying to address here a specific point, which is creating this pool of info.
Anyways, thanks for your comment and for your continuous help and support..

]]> By: Amr http://lenosphere.org/2009/02/the-activist-guide-to-delicious/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Amr Tue, 10 Feb 2009 11:11:14 +0000 http://lenosphere.org/?p=29#comment-7 This common tag technique has been part of our campaigning tools for quite sometime, user for <a href="delicious/tag/FreeKareem" rel="nofollow">Kareem</a>, <a href="delicious/tag/FreeAlaa" rel="nofollow">Alaa</a>, <a href="delicious/tag/FreeMonem" rel="nofollow">Monem</a>, <a href="delicious/tag/6April2008" rel="nofollow">6 April 2008 Strike</a>, and other cases. This is good if we can agree on it. In many of the above cases, I took it as a day's job to see what people are tagging about Monem for example, and tagged it "FreeMonem". By doing so, I was acting as the campaigns tagger. But we do not need to agree. After all, this is democratic internet and this is folksonomy. For example, you and I have been following news of police brutality in Egypt, so there has been a good chance that both of us have used the tags "Egypt" and "Police" for those news items--which we did. Without agreeing, we have pooled our efforts together in the delicious page/query http://delicious.com/tag/Egypt+Police which lists items that people tagged as both "Egypt" and "Police". There you go: first thing in our CopWatch effort. Pull the feed of that page in as many blogs/sites as you can. Good effort, Hamalwy. This common tag technique has been part of our campaigning tools for quite sometime, user for Kareem, Alaa, Monem, 6 April 2008 Strike, and other cases.

This is good if we can agree on it. In many of the above cases, I took it as a day’s job to see what people are tagging about Monem for example, and tagged it “FreeMonem”. By doing so, I was acting as the campaigns tagger.

But we do not need to agree. After all, this is democratic internet and this is folksonomy. For example, you and I have been following news of police brutality in Egypt, so there has been a good chance that both of us have used the tags “Egypt” and “Police” for those news items–which we did. Without agreeing, we have pooled our efforts together in the delicious page/query http://delicious.com/tag/Egypt+Police which lists items that people tagged as both “Egypt” and “Police”. There you go: first thing in our CopWatch effort. Pull the feed of that page in as many blogs/sites as you can.

Good effort, Hamalwy.

]]> By: BookMarx February 10th at 3arabawy http://lenosphere.org/2009/02/the-activist-guide-to-delicious/comment-page-1/#comment-6 BookMarx February 10th at 3arabawy Tue, 10 Feb 2009 08:30:50 +0000 http://lenosphere.org/?p=29#comment-6 [...] The activist guide to delicious « Lenosphere - Delicious hacks for campaigns [...] [...] The activist guide to delicious « Lenosphere – Delicious hacks for campaigns [...]

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