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154- PDX Carpet | 99% Invisible (99percentinvisible.prx.org)
Portlanders have a tradition when visiting their airport: taking a picture of their feet. It’s not to show off their shoes, but rather, what’s under them. They are documenting the famous PDX airport carpet. Julie Sabatier from Rendered has the story.
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It's coming! Your first day working as a cashier at Wizard Pantry! Prep your phones! Co-created with @kmikeym http://t.co/Q77DjJ12Co
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#indiewebcamp 2015-02-24 (indiewebcamp.com)
if you have bad UX, you only get the type of people who are willing to put up with it
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+1 would implement, but as with anything I post online, I would not assume the privacy of the content especially since the access control is not under my own control -
+1 I currently display likes and would like to implement notifications of likes as well.
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+1 I have already been doing this for quite some time. No citations given for obvious reasons.
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-1 Why are badges important to the social web? I have never consumed nor published badge information, nor ever actually taken any badge information seriously.
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-1 Would rather just fall back to generic text post and leave extensions until later.
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-1 while I love IRC, chat rooms are not social web. at least not yet.
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+1 Will implement, and have already implemented RSVP'ing to events.
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-1 Same as posting polls
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-1 for version 1, since it can be accomplished with posting a note and reading the replies, as seen on many social networks and individual websites
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+1 sounds like Person tagging
