Hey you all,
Now I'm gonna let down my guard to you pinheads, NOT on Twitter...
Can you please tell me when "you" find the time to do all this stuff?
Twitter, Listserves, surf the net, volunteer for professional and noble
causes, write books, etc? Oh and don't forget we need to spend time with
the family, eat, sleep, work, exercise, read, engage in hobbies, fix the
house, relax and smell the roses? How do you all do this?
I am frequently baffled by all these things people seem to do - I can't
fit in half that!!!
Eric Hammarberg, Assoc. AIA
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[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Gabriel
Orgrease
Sent: Wednesday, May 06, 2009 12:07 PM
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Subject: Re: [BP] Web 2.0 and conservation
Deborah Mills Woodcarving wrote:
> Still feeling my way through all these new communication channels. On
> the one hand, I love finding references to people and information I'd
> otherwise never know about;
yes, I agree, that is a plus
> on the other hand, you need time to browse and nibble your way through
> the thicket to reach those juicy berries.
I have been finding that there are ways to develop filters, but it is
certainly a kind of wild space Suddenly I am connected to a poet from
Bangladesh... i'm curious, but then i'm not curious in a hurry once I
look -- and they want me to be responsive.
I think it takes a bit of stamina to ignore people.
> Also I'm old enough to be thoroughly weirded out over privacy issues.
I deal with it by making up multiples of fake persona. When I first
started to do e-mail and was getting all these, "Are you the real Ken
Follett?" it got tedious in a hurry.
I own the @kenfollett twitter address, by the way. I felt very
triumphant to get ahead of that curve by a very small measure.
> Facebook still feels like shouting with a bullhorn into a crowded
room.
I am finding the room so crowded that it hardly makes any difference how
loudly I may be inclined to shout.
A problem w/ the shouting is our thinking anyone that we could possibly
care to have a conversation with will hear us.
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