Monthly Archives: April 2009

UMW Blogs’ Support Stats

Posted on April 13, 2009 by Reverend

When people ask me how much time I spend supporting UMW Blogs, I say it’s about an hour of my week, which is true. Now, to be clear, I think of support along the lines of “I lost by password” or “How do I change my theme?” and questions like that. More along the lines [...] Continue reading →

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Achilles’ Heel of the Syndication Bus

Posted on April 13, 2009 by Reverend

In a recent post about the development towards a syndication bus using WordPress Multi-User, Steven Egan brought up an excellent issue that for me remains the Achilles’ Heel for this setup: how can we syndicate comments along with posts?
Thing is when you use a tool like FeedWordPress to syndicate posts, what you cannot syndicate is [...] Continue reading →

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“Open is always outward facing”

Posted on April 13, 2009 by Reverend

Last Wednesday I had a discussion with Philipp Schmidt, Ahrash Bissell, and Dave Humphrey for the second seminar of the Mozilla Open Education course. This discussion was designed to focus on four different case studies, but unfortunately Wayne Macintosh and David Wiley couldn’t join us due to technical difficulties. So, the discussion was divided in [...] Continue reading →

Posted in , blog, community, discussion, education, future, Mozilla Open Ed, mozopened, open education, open source, OpenEd, UMW Blogs, Wordpress, wpmu, wpmu development, wpmued | 3 Comments