Comments on: simple things are beautiful 2: small is the new big http://www.laurathomson.com/2005/07/simple-things-are-beautiful-2-small-is-the-new-big/ Laura Thomson's random thoughts and rants about tech and FOSS Fri, 21 Nov 2008 02:34:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: David Rodger http://www.laurathomson.com/2005/07/simple-things-are-beautiful-2-small-is-the-new-big/#comment-25 David Rodger Mon, 11 Jul 2005 15:46:26 +0000 http://www.laurathomson.com/?p=21#comment-25 del.icio.us seems great for personal bookmarks, but more open tags to which user contribution is allowed, results in tedious repetition and blatant promotion. Just look at: http://del.icio.us/tag/php Could this be 'bookmark spam'? del.icio.us seems great for personal bookmarks, but more open tags to which user contribution is allowed, results in tedious repetition and blatant promotion. Just look at:

http://del.icio.us/tag/php

Could this be ‘bookmark spam’?

]]> By: Brad Kasell http://www.laurathomson.com/2005/07/simple-things-are-beautiful-2-small-is-the-new-big/#comment-24 Brad Kasell Thu, 07 Jul 2005 07:39:16 +0000 http://www.laurathomson.com/?p=21#comment-24 Hi Laura - Thanks for the kind words regarding my AusWeb presentation. I'm glad the material was of interest and it was good to get in front of such a diverse audience. Really appreciate your comments on the Open Source stuff as well. I'm actually a strong proponent of the Open Source model (per our later discussion on Zend/PHP and Gluecode), but I've started seeing a bit of backlash on this topic lately. Perhaps that's just a reflection on the amount of industry hype/interest around all things Open Source right now? Anyway - thanks again for your comments, I'd like to get over to RMIT in the near future so we can discuss further. Cheers, Brad Hi Laura - Thanks for the kind words regarding my AusWeb presentation. I’m glad the material was of interest and it was good to get in front of such a diverse audience.

Really appreciate your comments on the Open Source stuff as well. I’m actually a strong proponent of the Open Source model (per our later discussion on Zend/PHP and Gluecode), but I’ve started seeing a bit of backlash on this topic lately. Perhaps that’s just a reflection on the amount of industry hype/interest around all things Open Source right now?

Anyway - thanks again for your comments, I’d like to get over to RMIT in the near future so we can discuss further.

Cheers, Brad

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