http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2008/04/27/diigo-i-think-i-like-the-idea-bonus-content-conversation-fragmentation/ Stephanie Booth's online ramblings Thu, 24 May 2012 20:22:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2008/04/27/diigo-i-think-i-like-the-idea-bonus-content-conversation-fragmentation/#comment-28953 Catching up With Backtype | Climb to the Stars Sun, 17 Oct 2010 12:14:48 +0000 http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2008/04/27/diigo-i-think-i-like-the-idea-bonus-content-conversation-fragmentation/#comment-28953 <p>[...] Conversation fragmentation is still an issue in today’s blogosphere, but tools like BackType (and even the Facebook Like button!) are helping is stitch the different pieces together. [...]</p> [...] Conversation fragmentation is still an issue in today’s blogosphere, but tools like BackType (and even the Facebook Like button!) are helping is stitch the different pieces together. [...]

]]> http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2008/04/27/diigo-i-think-i-like-the-idea-bonus-content-conversation-fragmentation/#comment-16291 Climb to the Stars (Stephanie Booth) » Against Threaded Conversations on Blogs Mon, 02 Jun 2008 14:02:55 +0000 http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2008/04/27/diigo-i-think-i-like-the-idea-bonus-content-conversation-fragmentation/#comment-16291 <p>[...] could then have access easily to all the public conversations going on about what they read. Conversation fragmentation is not something we’re going to get rid of, but we can try to minimize [...]</p> [...] could then have access easily to all the public conversations going on about what they read. Conversation fragmentation is not something we’re going to get rid of, but we can try to minimize [...]

]]> http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2008/04/27/diigo-i-think-i-like-the-idea-bonus-content-conversation-fragmentation/#comment-16290 Climb to the Stars (Stephanie Booth) » Twitter Metrics: Let’s Remain Scientific, Please! Sun, 27 Apr 2008 17:18:52 +0000 http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2008/04/27/diigo-i-think-i-like-the-idea-bonus-content-conversation-fragmentation/#comment-16290 <p>[...] Climb to the Stars (Stephanie Booth) More than just a blog. Skip to content ArchivesAbout Me and This SitePresseAbout this site… and its author [archived]TagsWritingBlog provoc’C’est un mec. Y meurt.Did Tara Go to Katmandu?AphorismesMaeterlinck - les forces invisibles: le cosmosLe GnosticismePrécipitation du tempsThe Myth of The Aryan Invasion of IndiaRegards sur un match de hockeyChoc culturelKaycee Nicole SwensonLoft StoryDes opérateurs logiques et des mots — “et”, “ou”, “si(-alors)” et la négationPromouvoir le français?Réflexions blogosphériquesJudo, une question d’habitude?Bilan d’une tranche de vieAutour de l’Affaire MilouIllumination et prise de conscience — Un point de rencontre entre zen et psychothérapie ?Climb to the StarsLove-Sick PoemsRetrouvaillesEmergenceGrisailleIvresseHumeursA Day in IndiaLibrarianFantôme!Hors du quotidienFantasyFocusMultilingualExperiential MarketingCategories « Diigo — I Think I Like the Idea (Bonus Content: Conversation Fragmentation) [...]</p> [...] Climb to the Stars (Stephanie Booth) More than just a blog. Skip to content ArchivesAbout Me and This SitePresseAbout this site… and its author [archived]TagsWritingBlog provoc’C’est un mec. Y meurt.Did Tara Go to Katmandu?AphorismesMaeterlinck – les forces invisibles: le cosmosLe GnosticismePrécipitation du tempsThe Myth of The Aryan Invasion of IndiaRegards sur un match de hockeyChoc culturelKaycee Nicole SwensonLoft StoryDes opérateurs logiques et des mots — “et”, “ou”, “si(-alors)” et la négationPromouvoir le français?Réflexions blogosphériquesJudo, une question d’habitude?Bilan d’une tranche de vieAutour de l’Affaire MilouIllumination et prise de conscience — Un point de rencontre entre zen et psychothérapie ?Climb to the StarsLove-Sick PoemsRetrouvaillesEmergenceGrisailleIvresseHumeursA Day in IndiaLibrarianFantôme!Hors du quotidienFantasyFocusMultilingualExperiential MarketingCategories « Diigo — I Think I Like the Idea (Bonus Content: Conversation Fragmentation) [...]

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