Today I’m launching a new site – my first full new site under my own steam for a couple of years. Everything in Moderation is a new site designed to find creative ways to manage online communities and user-generated content. I’ll be writing up some of my experiences with Barbelith Underground, particularly some of the interesting anti-troll solutions that we came up with, as well as talking about models of full or partially distributed moderation systems to compete with things like Slashdot. I’m quite excited about the prospect and look forward to getting a lot of site suggestions to write about from people like you – Mr and Mrs Everyman!
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Everything in Moderation
Tom has launched a new site, Everything in Moderation, which explores “Creative ways to manage online communities and user-generated content.” It’s an area which I’ve been involved in various ways having spent most of my career building community sites…
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Everything in Moderation
Just browsing my Blogroll today and stumbled accross Tom’s article, introducing his newly launched website, Everything in Moderation: Creative ways to manage online communities. Along with MonkeyX, I have spent most of my (short?) career building…
Everything in Moderation
Just browsing my Blogroll today and stumbled accross Tom’s article, introducing his newly launched website, Everything in Moderation: Creative ways to manage online communities. Along with MonkeyX, I have spent most of my (short?) career building…
Is this the beginning of the Age of Topic-focused Blogs?
I read with interest Matt Haughey’s essay Blogging for Dollars, where he relates his experiences running Google’s Adsense adverts on his TiVo-focused weblog, PVRblog. Matt is making a pretty penny running the Google ads on his TiVo blog and one…