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February 24, 2004
The Dublin Core
I went to ConConUK tonight in one of my favourite quiet pubs, the Dublin Castle. Which tonight wasn't quiet at all.
It was pretty good actually.
The venue was very very crowded. Hurrah to MattL and Alice and Paula for budging up to make room for me. Good oratory from Tom Loosemore. Tom Steinberg raised lots of good points about e-Democracy, particularly the folly measuring success in terms of how much you raise. Someone did a great talk going through why all the other politics ideas were bollocks. (But there was a great African wireless email idea that was like a very very slow token ring network) Dave Green did a talk on chocolate that spontaneously became a really funny comedy routine. Finally got to tell Cass a bunch of things that needed to be changed on Celebdaq. Tom Coates ranted in a much more measured way than previous times I've seen him. All the Geo stuff was pointless. I owe Dan Dixon a drink.
Will write up more thoughts soon.
Posted by Tom Dolan at February 24, 2004 01:21 AM
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thanks for the Celebdaq tips adn BTW I tried joining that ORKUT thing but it was buggered.
Posted by: Marv at February 25, 2004 10:20 AM
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