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Just to add a note, that’s how Wikipedia has been created.
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Hey Starbucks! We want free internet access too
and btw your coffee really sucks!
Blenz Coffee, Wave Cafe and many indie coffee shops in Vancouver are offering free internet access. Wi-Fi access in Starbucks costs anywere from 8$ per hour to 35$ per month; what’s up with that?
We also want more electrical outlets in the stores.
Community Builder Anatomy – Part 3 – The Contact Manager
Contact manager enables community members to mange their list of friends, or foes (those who have been blocked). A contact manager could be as simple as a sorted list of user profiles, or it could get very sophisticated similar to the ones used on flickr or facebook. Friends can view content and activity logs of each other that aren’t otherwise publicly available. In contrast foes have no access to a user’s private or sometimes even public profile.
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Soho listing
oooh … here comes our listing on Soho.ca
They say they get over 1,000,000 hits on their website. Let’s see if it is true.
Besides, I know this is a cheap post, I am basically just linking back to that page to improve the ranking. Cheap, low, but effective. 😛
Community Builder Anatomy – Part 2 – The User Manager
User manager is the backbone of every community builder application and it is often combined with an Access Control List (ACL) to grant or deny access permissions to users who interact with the system. A user profile contains information about a user’s identity and possibly the history of activities. User Manager is also used for registering and authenticating the community members.
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