Tag: Tumblr
För den som vill ha en blogg
För den som vill ha en blogg är de vanligaste alternativen Wordpress och Blogger (Blogspot) med 48% respektive 39% marknadsandel (hur de nu kan uppskatta det). Andra alternativ är Tumblr, Substack, Livedoor, Hatena och Movable Type som alla har mellan 3 och 1 % av marknaden. Av dessa är det bara Wordpress som hör till de bästa alternativen för en blogg.
Seriously, Ask Me Stuff! 🤔
I absolutely love being asked questions and giving well-thought-out answers. It's a great way to get to know me better and discover my honest thoughts, feelings and opinions. I love sfw and nsfw questions. So seriously, come ask me things!
When Stewards Go Astray
A pair of recent controversies around the tech-publishing giant Automattic raise an important question in my mind: Do we have to worry about the future of WordPress?
… And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Pink-Slipped
On a particularly bad day for digital media, a thought about where we should go next. Hint: Let’s stop talking about scale.
No Room for Design
Of the many things that social platforms have taken away from us, perhaps the most disappointing is the freedom to customize our spaces. We need it back.
Social Reunion Tour
Thoughts on returning to an old social haunt after half a decade away—and whether you should go back to an old social network you stopped using a few years ago.
The Great Platform Problem
In an era when every content platform wants to sell you the moon, going your own way is a valid option. For one thing, there’s no risk of “demonetization.”
Reflecting on 2009
The Christmas period is traditionally when I take a step back and consider what I’m going to do over the next year. For me, it’s a time for family, for quiet reflection and for evaluation. What have I done well? What will I do better next year? During 2009, I left Elgg, the project I’d been developing for five years, and concentrated on real-world contracts and projects. I spoke at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, and met some very interesting people who are going
Collecting and cultivating
As research for a new project I intend to launch, I’ve been using a variety of sharing and bookmarking services to keep track of web resources I’ve found interesting. I think the parallel processes of bookmarking, sharing and publishing can all be improved upon, and the new tool has a simple elevator pitch: share anything, from anywhere. In the meantime, I’ve started a Tumblr to collect all these links in one place. You can find it at http://benwerd.tumblr.com/, and while most of the content is