Are timestamps part of your site? They should be.
On the web everything is in the present, but that doesn’t mean it is presently relevant or even accurate. Timestamps are an essential component of any online content you create. Timestamps are enormously important to participants with online content. While the content you are authoring may not always have relevance, it will always be on the web, sometimes […]
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Friday synthesis post: Are comments part of your narrative?
I think that there is another commenting issue that should be addressed. Comments on a blog post or article are narrative-additive artifacts.
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DISQUS and Facebook Comments, a troubling direction for online commenting
Commenting systems have become a popular way to increase engagement online. But it means giving your comments live offsite. What do we lose and is it worth it?
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Four ways to fail upward with content
Entrepreneurs are often told to fail quickly, but when you’re a writer, your primary product is content. What can you do to build the same mentality into written text? When start-ups seek to fail frequently, they’re really aiming to try new things and to not be afraid to throw out what doesn’t work. If you publish often, the same mentality […]
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