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What I'm involved in these days...
Formation SAWI: Spécialiste en médias sociaux et communautés en ligne.
Rédactrice en chef et auteur
Quote Me- "Time flies and the photos I’ve taken get left behind."
- "People always think getting dressed is about putting clothes on. It’s not. It’s a spell..."
- "I was outside, and the rain and the fog smelled nice. They smelled of hope, I think. They smelled..."
- "On apprend toujours mieux de ses propres erreurs que de celles des autres."
- "It’s like watching a train wreck and hanging around to see if there are going to be any..."
Monthly Archives: January 2005
Décortiquer sa crevette sans douleur
Une méthode infaillible pour décortiquer une crevette sans larmes ni grincements de dents, et surtout, sans en mettre partout sur ses doigts et dans l’assiette du voisin.
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Posted in Stuff that doesn't fit
Tagged bonnes_manières, crevette, manger, méthode, nourriture, Practical, pratique, restaurant, table
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Plugin Idea: Weighted Tags by Category
Another plugin added to my wishlist: one which would display a weighted list of “related” tags on each category page.
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Posted in Wordpress
Tagged categories, coding, php, plugins, tags, Wanted, Weblog Technology, Wordpress
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Les diamants du Pont Bessières
Posted in Creative, My corner of the world
Tagged Creative, écriture, lausanne, pont, pontbessières, soleil
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On Tags and Ontologies
Quote from Clay Shirky on the suckiness of ontologies, and how tags-labels are better for classifying ideas.
Continue readingBasic Bilingual Plugin
This is a simple plugin which wraps together my bilingual hacks to make day-to-day posting less of a hassle.
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Posted in Language Geekiness, Wordpress
Tagged bilingual, blogging, hack, Languages / Linguistics, multilingual, php, plugin, Weblog Technology, Wordpress
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IT Conversations: Dan Gillmor
Some notes on IT Conversations show with Halley Suitt and Dan Gillmor (audio available online).
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Posted in Stuff that doesn't fit
Tagged 9-11, accent, Audio, blogging, Cyberspace, dangillmor, digicam, elections, halleysuitt, history, internet, internet web dangillmor halleysuitt itconversations rad, interview, itconversations, journalism, memorylane, Offsite, podcasting, Psychology / Sociology, radio, tsunami, web
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Article dans La Liberté
Un article dans La Liberté, pour lequel j’ai été interviewée, parle de la diversité de la blogosphère.
Continue readingSimple Technorati Tags Plugin for WordPress
A simple plugin for WordPress which lets you display tags (or keywords) in your posts. Tags are stored in a Custom Field (no database modification required).
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Posted in Wordpress
Tagged code, coding, geek, php, plugins, Real Live Code, tags, technorati, Weblog Technology, Wordpress
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Thinking About Tags
What if taggy applications like Technorati, Flickr and Del.icio.us started allowing us to query multiple tags with “and” and “or” operators?
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Posted in Language Geekiness
Tagged association, blogs, combination, del.icio.us, flickr, geek, idea, inclusion, language, Languages / Linguistics, multilingual, query, Software and Tools, tag, tags, technorati
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Technorati Tagified
Technorati collects links, photos and posts with tags/categories and displays them all on a nice page. Start tagging!
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Posted in Stuff that doesn't fit
Tagged Blogosphere Interest, blogs, internet, Offsite, Software and Tools, tags, technorati, topicexchange
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Digital Crumble