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[edit] My last five twitter posts

• wikiangela: @NickBurrus Thanks for the #FollowFriday. I'm going to take your advice and follow 3 others you recommended that I wasn't already following. (November 06, 2009 11:21)
• wikiangela: What is a pantry moth and how can you get rid of them? http://tinyurl.com/yk5xxbf #wikia #wikianswers (November 06, 2009 10:46)
• wikiangela: #FollowFriday @wikipedia and @wikimedia. @jansonw says they're legit! #wiki #ff (November 06, 2009 10:42)
• wikiangela: People find the funniest things to argue about on #Wikipedia. eg should ceiling cat and Schrödinger's cat be categorized as fictional cats? (November 05, 2009 01:39)
• wikiangela: @Exlonox @jmittell @ASimon89 @maymaym @theblackwidower Wikia is up again thanks to @macros and @crucially (November 02, 2009 05:54)

[edit] My last five blog posts

Wiki talk in pictures

(27.Feb. 07:00)

I love this picture. It’s a part of a visual representation of a talk I gave at the NSW Knowledge Management forum on Monday evening. Drawing by Simon Banks. Photo by Jye Smith. Source:  Flickr. [?]

End of 2008

(29.Dec. 09:06)

Now that I have a personal blog as well as this one, I wondered about moving my “end of year” post there, but now it’s the 3rd, it seems traditional to have it here too, so I’m cross-posting. For previous years, see end of 2006 and end of 2007. January Tim and I started the year at [...] [?]

The unofficial wiki for Change.gov

(16.Dec. 12:47)

Launched on Wikia this week is a new wiki to provide a 3rd party versioning system for Obama’s transition site, change.gov. The site was created by Silona Bonewald and Brian Gannon of the League of Technical Voters in response to many suggestions that this needed to happen, especially since it was noticed that part of [...] [?]

Tim’s new blog

(16.Dec. 11:33)

I’m pleased to announce that my husband now has a blog. After years of telling Tim he ought to have one, he finally decided that our new VPS should probably be used for more than my own 2 blogs and 3 wikis! Please visit tstarling.com for his first post, on secure web uploads. He’ll be [...] [?]

Searching for wiki

(14.Dec. 10:09)

It was nice to see “wiki” as the 5th fastest rising search term here in Australia in Google’s 2008 zeitgeist which was published this week. Wiki was also amongst the top 10 rising search terms in The Netherlands (5th), New Zealand (5th), Switzerland (6th), Italy (8th), Sweden (8th), Finland (9th), and Singapore (9th). The home page [...] [?]