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I just emailed Demetri. He's on it! Lucy Gray wrote: > Can you post feeds from here over in isenet? That might help to bridge the two services. > > Lucy > > > Susan Morgan wrote: > > Hmmm, good poi...
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I just emailed Demetri. He's on it! Lucy Gray wrote: > Can you post feeds from here over in isenet? That might help to bridge the two services. > > Lucy > > > Susan Morgan wrote: > > Hmmm, good poi...
Hi Demetri, I agree, but I couldn't figure out a quick way to remove the file without removing the post. I usually check for copyright issues, but I was so interested in the possible discussion, I adde...
Demetri, I just saw this. I'm not sure since I use "bookmark to group." I am just beginning to really explore all the options here, including the sticky note vs the highlighting aspect. susan Demetri...
Hello everyone, I've been asked to write a short article about Diigo for possible publication. If you would be willing to help me write it, I would enjoy the experience of collaborating in that way. T...
The YouTube Wars
Prof. Akalın was probably pleased last week when, for a few days at least, we lost our access to that Eurovision winning song. In response to a satirical video that was offensive to the memory of Atatürk, the founder of modern Turkey, a Turkish court shut down any access to YouTube.com. The offending video was uploaded supposedly by Greeks wanting to antagonize their neighbors, and it prompted a war of offensive and counter offensive videos and endless (and pointless) comments. It is against the law here to insult Atatürk, but since the offenders were "out there" somewhere beyond prosecution on the Internet, punishment was levied on Turkish Internet users instead.
The story is even sadder as I remember attending a conference in Athens last fall with several Turkish colleagues, and we were pleasantly surprised at the warmth of so many Greeks, including several who spoke with us in Turkish.