It started with one person who spoke out against automated photo enforcement. Then another person, then more people, then groups of people, then their friends, then many. Eventually it has spread amongst an entire community (and has evolved to a community itself). What is “it?” I’ll explain.
Today, I’m at CenPhoCamp, otherwise known as Central Phoenix Camp (etymology: Bar Camp, Unconfernece, etc).
CenPhoCamp user-supported, user generated, collaborative approach to sharing strategies and advice among other interested users. It’s started by Tyler Hurst and Yuri Artibise and they have a very packed, valuable agenda for the people here.
This is proof social media works – [...]
Yes, this is a fact. Not everyone will follow you on Twitter. Not everyone cares what you have to say, think, feel, am or doing. It’s not as bad as it sounds, but we need to get off the entitlement that everyone cares about what you think. One fatal flaw in this is if you [...]
In the past couple years, I’ve used Twitter quite a bit. I’ve learned a lot of lessons and made many observations of how others use the service to communicate online. To be specific, I’ve seen a lot of great business applications, personal uses and even philanthropic benefits. As much as Twitter brings good, it can [...]