Monthly Archives: March 2008

Calendars Coming Together

Slowly, but surely the parts of our multiple online and offlines are coming together. I have a passion for drawing all my various pieces into the one device/platform.  And now FuseCal arrived.

Facebook Friend Sorting

Facebook just announced today a more granular way to sort your friends. On the surface it seems like it could be a good move. Although it does highlight again the fact that there’s a lot of adding friends for the sake of it. And of course, people feeling rude if they say no :)

Reminders

A great way to keep your social network and or community alive in kicking is by sending them a reminder. Over at bodybuilding.com, the system automatically sends you a polite reminder if you haven’t made a post on your ‘BodySpace’ in more than 2 weeks.

The Legacy of Dungeons and Dragons

I was saddened to hear that Gary Gygox, the co-creator of Dungeons & Dragons and many of the subsequent offspring of the (true) Role Playing Game (i.e. pen to paper; speech; in real time) has passed away at 69.

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