Skip to main content

Home/ Government and Social Media/ Group items tagged please

Rss Feed Group items tagged

Filter: All | Bookmarks | Topics Simple Middle
krp rp

Final request...please help save these innocent lives - 1 views

This is the final request from tamileelam Tamil towards the international community who engaraged the genocide of Tamil in Sri Lanka, to stop onslaught and massacre on Tamil immidiately in narrow c...

Tamileelam Tamils from Vanni last request please stop genocide

started by krp rp on 17 May 09 no follow-up yet
Mike Henderson

Evolution of Security: Welcome to the Delete-O-Meter - 0 views

www.tsa.gov/...welcome-to-delete-o-meter.html

blog comments government moderation socialmedia

shared by Mike Henderson on 13 Oct 08 - Cached
  • In the spirit of transparency, we proudly introduce the (drum roll please...) Delete-O-Meter.
  • This new, permanent feature of the Evolution of Security blog will update on a weekly basis the number of posts we have deleted during moderation. It will be housed on the bottom, right corner right below the RSS feed.
  • Other than that, all's fair in love and blogging.
  • Mike Henderson on 13 Oct 08
     
    A clear, simple statement of comment moderation policy and deletion triggers.
Mike Henderson

Library of Congress Photos on Flickr - FAQ (Prints and Photographs Reading Room, Librar... - 0 views

www.loc.gov/...flickr_pilot_faq.html

blogs commons data flickr government photos socialmedia tagging

shared by Mike Henderson on 13 Oct 08 - Cached
  • To gain a better understanding of how social tagging and community input could benefit both the Library and users of the collections
  • To gain experience participating in Web communities that are interested in the kinds of materials in the Library’s collections.
  • please contribute your own tags, comments, and identifying information.
  • ...2 more annotations...
  • We placed only one tag ("Library of Congress") and two machine tags on each photo when we loaded them. Any other tags you see were added by the community; we are generally not controlling the content of Flickr tags, notes and comments, but we reserve the right to remove added content for any reason.
    • Mike Henderson
      Mike Henderson on 13 Oct 08
       
      I hope they don't ever take it OFF flickr. I think the really interesting thing here is the idea of creating a permement, open, free online compendium to history.
  • Mike Henderson on 13 Oct 08
     
    Interesting use of "social tagging" as a method to manage and categorize historical data.
1 - 3 of 3
Showing 20▼ items per page