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For I’m a Jolly Good Fellow (of the RSA)
Andy Mabbett has accepted the nomination to become a Fellow of the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce. Continue reading
Posted in about me, humour, open data, social media, Wikipedia
Tagged FRSA, open data, Royal Society, Royal Society for Arts, RSA, social media, The Strand
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Poll: To at or not to at?
Andy Mabbett idly wonders where to put the “@” symbol when linking to Twitter profiles. Oh, and coincidentally, he’s trialling a WordPress plugin for polls. Continue reading
Don’t confuse your social media channels
Piping Facebook status updates to Twitter (or any automation of cross-channel feeds) can give confusing messages. Continue reading
An open letter to Facebook, about their broken microformats
Facebook’s hCard microformats do not conform to the specification. Continue reading
Posted in about me, annoyances, gaffes, humour, microformats
Tagged facebook, hcard, microformats
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Triple tags on Twitter
Triple tags (known as Machine Tags on Flickr) are a way of tagging web content with tags having three parts: a namespace, a predicate and a value. This means that we can differentiate between content about a Beagle dog (tagged … Continue reading
Posted in annoyances, gaffes, nature
Tagged #geo:lon:-1.895389, beagle, flickr, flickr:image=2238938901, geo:lat=52.478342, geo:lat=53.60913, geo:lon=-1.56403, geotagged, hashtags, kingfisher, summize, tagged, tags, taxonomy, taxonomy:binomial=Alcedo_atthis, taxonomy:genus=Alcedo, triple tag, triple tags, twemes, twitter:status=849630924, twitter:status=853592240
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This one's for you, Adrian
My good friend Adrian B., who is a bit of a technophobe, complains that he doesn’t understand most of what I post because “it’s too technical”. Here’s a post just for you, Adrian. (Picture courtesy of Claudecf, via Flickr, Some … Continue reading
Oops
A WindowsXP error message, projected onto a building in Birmingham, England. Continue reading
Posted in Birmingham, gaffes
Tagged geo:lat=52.479692, geo:lon=-1.905848, geotagged, windowsXP
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