"Amid the turmoil and tumult of battle, there may be seeming disorder and yet no real disorder at all; amid confusion and chaos, your array may be without head or tail, yet it will be proof against defeat."
The same idea from a different framework:
Web 2.0 (or, community driven sites) work because enough people are passionate, interested and motivated to make a difference.
— Michael.
A short note to update everyone. Things may seem ‘quiet’ but Juggernaut has been working on a new concept to enhance OJar. He has taken ideas from the existing site, ideas from some other sites and has really come up with some new concepts that are very exciting. Imagine elements of myspace/hotornot/blogging/wikipedia combined with things…
This isn’t about OJar changing but I am hoping this will answer a riddle for some. Why do some people create trouble on a forum? Kids scream, “Mommy look at me” when they don’t feel the love. People going through a breakup/divorce need love so they assume that any attention is a substitute for love….
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I invited 6 people to a teleconference to begin a dialog about the future direction of OJar. There were many more I would have liked to invite but I wanted to get a good mix of individuals into a very small group. Old-timers, newbies and a few “trouble makers” in the hope of getting the…
Dealing With Failure. Isn’t it OUR fault? You meet people swapping stories and learning what works & what doesn’t work. Some blame others. Some themselves.
A law firm wanted more business, so this is their ‘innovative’ billboard. In case you can’t read the tag line of the billboard it reads, “Life’s short. Get a divorce”. Yes, it got buzz on the major media networks but it raises some serious questions. Excuse me, I feel nauseous! — Michael.