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]]> Comment on DemoCamp at Toronto - Reflections by TrackBacks » Blog Archive » links for 2006-07-06 http://trackbacks.org/blog/2006/07/05/democamp-at-toronto-reflections/#comment-9 Thu, 06 Jul 2006 04:30:46 +0000 http://trackbacks.org/blog/2006/07/05/democamp-at-toronto-reflections/#comment-9 [...] TrackBacks » Blog Archive » DemoCamp at Toronto - Reflections (tags: democamp) [...] […] TrackBacks » Blog Archive » DemoCamp at Toronto - Reflections (tags: democamp) […]

]]> Comment on DemoCamp at Toronto - Reflections by False Positives » Blog Archive » DemoCamp 7: post action report http://trackbacks.org/blog/2006/07/05/democamp-at-toronto-reflections/#comment-8 Thu, 06 Jul 2006 03:18:47 +0000 http://trackbacks.org/blog/2006/07/05/democamp-at-toronto-reflections/#comment-8 [...] follow up on torcampdemocamp number 7. “No Regrets” was crowded. but being able to order beer and food made it bearable, The “offical” DemoCamp lists the batting order, and links. David made his happy return, the only - apparent - side effect being his “happy” phone. His request to use the “DemoCamp” tag looks to succesfully based on what’s showing up on technorati and a great set of images on flickr. All the presenters did a great job, despite not being miked. Adam gives his a presenter’s perspective, Randy did a live blog. Good notes from others include : Oliver, Pranam, Sacha (later) , and Joey with Wendy riding shot gun. Some very polished applications were shown, although “looking for a business model” seemed like the theme of the night - oh so very web 2.0 of us!. The “Glove” was cool from a very raw mod from a gibsonian “the street makes it own use” pov. And Damian Conway made Perl cool and exciting. Also meet some other interesting people; listened; talked; drank. DemoCamp8 is on deck, althought no date yet. [...] […] follow up on torcampdemocamp number 7. “No Regrets” was crowded. but being able to order beer and food made it bearable, The “offical” DemoCamp lists the batting order, and links. David made his happy return, the only - apparent - side effect being his “happy” phone. His request to use the “DemoCamp” tag looks to succesfully based on what’s showing up on technorati and a great set of images on flickr. All the presenters did a great job, despite not being miked. Adam gives his a presenter’s perspective, Randy did a live blog. Good notes from others include : Oliver, Pranam, Sacha (later) , and Joey with Wendy riding shot gun. Some very polished applications were shown, although “looking for a business model” seemed like the theme of the night - oh so very web 2.0 of us!. The “Glove” was cool from a very raw mod from a gibsonian “the street makes it own use” pov. And Damian Conway made Perl cool and exciting. Also meet some other interesting people; listened; talked; drank. DemoCamp8 is on deck, althought no date yet. […]

]]> Comment on DemoCamp at Toronto - Reflections by False Positives http://trackbacks.org/blog/2006/07/05/democamp-at-toronto-reflections/#comment-7 Thu, 06 Jul 2006 03:15:33 +0000 http://trackbacks.org/blog/2006/07/05/democamp-at-toronto-reflections/#comment-7 <strong>DemoCamp 7: post action report</strong> follow up on torcampdemocamp number 7. &#8220;No Regrets&#8221; was crowded. but being able to order beer and food made it bearable, The &#8220;offical&#8221; DemoCamp lists the batting order, and links. David made his happy return, the only - appa... DemoCamp 7: post action report

follow up on torcampdemocamp number 7. “No Regrets” was crowded. but being able to order beer and food made it bearable, The “offical” DemoCamp lists the batting order, and links. David made his happy return, the only - appa…

]]> Comment on DemoCamp at Toronto - Reflections by Jay Goldman http://trackbacks.org/blog/2006/07/05/democamp-at-toronto-reflections/#comment-6 Wed, 05 Jul 2006 22:32:06 +0000 http://trackbacks.org/blog/2006/07/05/democamp-at-toronto-reflections/#comment-6 Pranam - Thanks for the thanks! Keep coming out to DemoCamp and we'll keep organizing them. Or step up and help out to keep the community running smoothly - there's always things to do. People should jump over to the <a href="http://barcamp.org/TorCamp" title="TorCamp Wiki" rel="nofollow">Wiki<a> for more info, and sign up to the <a href="http://groups.google.com/torcamp/" title="The TorCamp Google Group" rel="nofollow">Google Group</a> to keep up to date. See you at the next DemoCamp! Pranam -

Thanks for the thanks! Keep coming out to DemoCamp and we’ll keep organizing them. Or step up and help out to keep the community running smoothly - there’s always things to do. People should jump over to the Wiki for more info, and sign up to the Google Group to keep up to date.

See you at the next DemoCamp!

]]> Comment on DemoCamp at Toronto - Reflections by Canblog http://trackbacks.org/blog/2006/07/05/democamp-at-toronto-reflections/#comment-5 Wed, 05 Jul 2006 19:30:42 +0000 http://trackbacks.org/blog/2006/07/05/democamp-at-toronto-reflections/#comment-5 <strong>DemoCamp - a presenter's perspective</strong> We presented at DemoCamp7 last night.&#160; Overall a positive, if nerve racking, experience.&#160; Impressions:Damn, that's a lot of people to have staring back at you.Speak louder.&#160; We weren't miked, and I think some of what we showed of our a... DemoCamp - a presenter’s perspective

We presented at DemoCamp7 last night.  Overall a positive, if nerve racking, experience.  Impressions:Damn, that’s a lot of people to have staring back at you.Speak louder.  We weren’t miked, and I think some of what we showed of our a…

]]> Comment on DemoCamp at Toronto - Reflections by Olivier Yiptong's blog http://trackbacks.org/blog/2006/07/05/democamp-at-toronto-reflections/#comment-4 Wed, 05 Jul 2006 17:07:16 +0000 http://trackbacks.org/blog/2006/07/05/democamp-at-toronto-reflections/#comment-4 <strong>TorDemoCamp7 Notes</strong> David Crow seemed to be in his usual shape today for more fun and frolics! Good recovery David, my best wishes! The presentations today started a bit late because we were missing a projector. No projector, no presentation. The issue finally got resolve... TorDemoCamp7 Notes

David Crow seemed to be in his usual shape today for more fun and frolics! Good recovery David, my best wishes!
The presentations today started a bit late because we were missing a projector. No projector, no presentation. The issue finally got resolve…

]]> Comment on DemoCamp at Toronto - Reflections by Adam Sadowski http://trackbacks.org/blog/2006/07/05/democamp-at-toronto-reflections/#comment-3 Wed, 05 Jul 2006 14:13:04 +0000 http://trackbacks.org/blog/2006/07/05/democamp-at-toronto-reflections/#comment-3 Hi Pranam, Adam from Domainer here.... Rest assured "domain squatters" are not who we're aiming our eventual product at, but I think we need to be careful about throwing around that term too casually. There are thousands of individuals and companies that may own domain collections for a variety of reasons. Yes, some of those people use domains in order to set up linkspam and splog sites, or to "squat" on the trademarks of other companies. However, most of the people that you may call squatters own their domains through entirely legitimate means and want to put them to good use. We're trying to enable that, as well as enable people who may own 2, 5 or 10 domains to build sites from a central interface. Hi Pranam,

Adam from Domainer here….

Rest assured “domain squatters” are not who we’re aiming our eventual product at, but I think we need to be careful about throwing around that term too casually.

There are thousands of individuals and companies that may own domain collections for a variety of reasons. Yes, some of those people use domains in order to set up linkspam and splog sites, or to “squat” on the trademarks of other companies. However, most of the people that you may call squatters own their domains through entirely legitimate means and want to put them to good use. We’re trying to enable that, as well as enable people who may own 2, 5 or 10 domains to build sites from a central interface.

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