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January 15, 2019

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Starting the day a little late as I broke my rules and spent some time on networks doing more than necessary 1:1 correspondence. Though I feel I made

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Starting the day a little late as I broke my rules and spent some time on networks doing more than necessary 1:1 correspondence. Though I feel I made up for it releasing the Open Source Bl;ogging collections of books last night as I am going to use that content in our book. 🍅⏲ activated

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This is devastating to so many schools. SMS messaging critical to students and parents and, while "not the web" SMS essential to the mobile web in US.

This is devastating to so many schools. SMS messaging critical to students and parents and, while "not the web" SMS essential to the mobile web in US. Time for @vzw to #ReversetheFee @RemindHq already pays standard rates: https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/9k4xee/verizon-is-making-it-harder-for-teachers-to-contact-students-who-dont-have-smartphones

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Onboard Through Blogging: Open Source Training

As an open source community your front door must invite potential contributors to walk right in. Yet many spaces fill their most forward looking properties full of jargon and or well established practices not easily identifiable to outsiders. Might as well put a Keep Out sign on your front door. We need to find new ways to invite people in. This often includ

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Challenges in Open Source Blogging Communities

As open source communities we need to keep each other energized and engaged.Many people contribute on volunteer time. Squeezing in opportunities to code around children and career. Committment takes love and energy. We allowed a narrative of the loner coder pushing commits from a dark basement to define us for far too long. Let us redefine what open source c

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Culture and Priviledge in Open Source Blogging

Having a straight white male explain a utopian vision of blogging and open source is not new. While I believe in the values of open pedagogy as much as I do in open source I recognize that I come from blogging from a place of priviledge and open source communities needs to recognize similar barriers people may face when calling everyone to blog Who is Everyo

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