Comments on: My First Meme http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/ because information can save lives Tue, 16 Mar 2010 15:37:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Sanjana’s blog Information management for NGOs « http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/comment-page-1/#comment-34363 Sanjana’s blog Information management for NGOs « Sun, 20 May 2007 08:10:59 +0000 http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/#comment-34363 [...] for NGOs February 28th, 2006 — Sanjana Hattotuwa Paul’s linked me in a post that first had me scouring for a definition of “meme”. I found two useful definitions - one on [...] [...] for NGOs February 28th, 2006 — Sanjana Hattotuwa Paul’s linked me in a post that first had me scouring for a definition of “meme”. I found two useful definitions – one on [...]

]]> By: ICT for Peacebuilding » Blog Archive » Information management for NGOs http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/comment-page-1/#comment-52 ICT for Peacebuilding » Blog Archive » Information management for NGOs Wed, 26 Apr 2006 12:15:08 +0000 http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/#comment-52 [...] Paul (again !) got me into this meme on Information Management for NGOs, to which I’ve already responded here. [...] [...] Paul (again !) got me into this meme on Information Management for NGOs, to which I’ve already responded here. [...]

]]> By: Beth http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/comment-page-1/#comment-37 Beth Tue, 07 Mar 2006 14:41:25 +0000 http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/#comment-37 Your meme is spreading ....and morphing. Nancy tagged me. We're using the tag ngomeme. I'm delighted to have discovered your blog and other resources. Some much fun to get out your geographical silo Your meme is spreading ….and morphing. Nancy tagged me. We’re using the tag ngomeme.

I’m delighted to have discovered your blog and other resources. Some much fun to get out your geographical silo

]]> By: Jennine http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/comment-page-1/#comment-35 Jennine Mon, 06 Mar 2006 10:56:59 +0000 http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/#comment-35 Sorry I'm late to the party. I'm not a big fan of this 'thinking' thing, either, but this was an interesting idea for a meme. Sorry I’m late to the party. I’m not a big fan of this ‘thinking’ thing, either, but this was an interesting idea for a meme.

]]> By: Taran http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/comment-page-1/#comment-31 Taran Wed, 01 Mar 2006 03:38:59 +0000 http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/#comment-31 Sorry, been busy. This is going to sound weird - but what do *you* think I'm an expert at? I kind of have a few different areas where I excel, and I'm not sure what you think of me as an 'expert' at... Sorry, been busy. This is going to sound weird – but what do *you* think I’m an expert at? I kind of have a few different areas where I excel, and I’m not sure what you think of me as an ‘expert’ at…

]]> By: Marshall Kirkpatrick http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/comment-page-1/#comment-30 Marshall Kirkpatrick Tue, 28 Feb 2006 23:16:08 +0000 http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/#comment-30 I saw Nancy's response and made one of my own, then I created OPML files for her favorite blogs on her field and mine. If you're unfamiliar, an OPML file is a file and URL you can use to subscribe to multiple RSS feeds all at once. It's pretty handy and Nancy wanted me to make sure you knew about it. My 2 cents on this are are at http://marshallk.com/a-meme-your-top-sources-on-your-field and I put the OPML file of Nancy's favorites in the comments on this post of hers: http://www.fullcirc.com/weblog/2006/02/oops-i-forgot-to-tag-people-for-pauls.htm And I built an OPML file of the 5 blogs you linked to above (Nancy, Sanjana, Jennine, Taran and Declan) here: http://www.marshallk.com/PaulCurrionFavs.aspx.xml So readers can copy and paste that URL into their feed reader's Import Subscriptions or OPML field and be subscribed to all of them. I did and thanks for the pointers to these folks! Let me know if this needs any further clarification. OPML files are really neat, putting them together makes you feel like an editor of a living anthology on a given topic. Or at least it makes me feel that way! I saw Nancy’s response and made one of my own, then I created OPML files for her favorite blogs on her field and mine. If you’re unfamiliar, an OPML file is a file and URL you can use to subscribe to multiple RSS feeds all at once. It’s pretty handy and Nancy wanted me to make sure you knew about it.

My 2 cents on this are are at http://marshallk.com/a-meme-your-top-sources-on-your-field

and I put the OPML file of Nancy’s favorites in the comments on this post of hers:
http://www.fullcirc.com/weblog/2006/02/oops-i-forgot-to-tag-people-for-pauls.htm

And I built an OPML file of the 5 blogs you linked to above (Nancy, Sanjana, Jennine, Taran and Declan) here:
http://www.marshallk.com/PaulCurrionFavs.aspx.xml

So readers can copy and paste that URL into their feed reader’s Import Subscriptions or OPML field and be subscribed to all of them. I did and thanks for the pointers to these folks!

Let me know if this needs any further clarification. OPML files are really neat, putting them together makes you feel like an editor of a living anthology on a given topic. Or at least it makes me feel that way!

]]> By: Marshall Kirkpatrick » A Meme: Your Top Sources on Your Field http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Marshall Kirkpatrick » A Meme: Your Top Sources on Your Field Tue, 28 Feb 2006 17:54:22 +0000 http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/#comment-29 [...] Nancy White has picked up a meme and ran with it, from Paul Currion: What five resources - online or otherwise - would you point people to, if you wanted to give them an entry into your field of expertise? [...] [...] Nancy White has picked up a meme and ran with it, from Paul Currion: What five resources – online or otherwise – would you point people to, if you wanted to give them an entry into your field of expertise? [...]

]]> By: Hell’s Dire Agent :: Information management for NGOs :: February :: 2006 http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/comment-page-1/#comment-28 Hell’s Dire Agent :: Information management for NGOs :: February :: 2006 Tue, 28 Feb 2006 04:36:30 +0000 http://www.humanitarian.info/2006/02/26/my-first-meme/#comment-28 [...] Paul’s linked me in a post that first had me scouring for a definition of “meme”. I found two useful definitions - one on Wikipedia and another on a website called Meme Update #3. [...] [...] Paul’s linked me in a post that first had me scouring for a definition of “meme”. I found two useful definitions – one on Wikipedia and another on a website called Meme Update #3. [...]

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