↑ClustrMaps provides the HTML that gives a thumbnail map—when it loads, it increments a counter and shows the locations of all the visitors to your page, cumulatively (even for huge numbers). Clicking on it zooms in to a big world map, and (optionally) lets you zoom in to the continents. via entry at anthronaut … Continue reading
Lorenz Khazaleh, the unstoppable force behind ↑anthropologi.info, has ↑interviewed Benedict Anderson, creator of the concept imagined communities—said concept time and again pops up in the vicinity of trying to understand online communities, hence I file this entry under cyberanthropology. via entry at anthronaut … Continue reading
“Now in 2005, we have blogs and wikis, and the fact that they are so popular makes me feel I wasn’t crazy to think people needed a creative space.” —Sir Timothy Berners-Lee Sir Timothy “Tim” John Berners-Lee, the legend who invented the World Wide Web, now has a weblog: ↑timbl’s blog. Till a second ago there only was one entry yet (↑So I have a blog, written one week ago), but—hold your breath—already 395 comments. This of course goes directly into my blogroll. via entry at boingboing … Continue reading