jrnl.global

jrnl.global (This is the blog for the Future of Text Community: jrnl Blog   Platform : WordPress ­  Inspired by Doug Engelbart we are working to not only write about this in hypothetical terms but also to build it so that we can demonstrate the usefulness of what is proposed. In order to realise our goal of producing something visibly useful which can be used by anyone who can host a web page, the jrnl has the WordPress blogging platform as its core. This platform we believe has a lot to offer, as Wired recently wrote “it’s time for an rss revival.” In addition to the formal contributions to the Symposium, the jrnl is being populated with the casual dialogue of our daily work as we discuss the system itself which will help us get a better feel for the system as we build it, ‘eating our own dog food’ as they are so fond of saying in Silicon Valley or ‘living on’ as former Apple engineer Ken Kocienda put it more poetically. The different contributions (official Symposium transcript and our dialogue) will naturally be posted under different categories, providing a clear entry point for each year’s official Future of Text Symposium posts. The goal is to make adding to the record usefully browsable, searchable and viewable in flexible ways, to augment the authors ability to be understood and the readers ability to understand, so that we may come closer to escaping the ‘Bush Curse’:   Thus far we seem to be worse off than ever before – for we can enormously extend the record; yet even in it’s present bulk we can hardly consult it. Vannevar Bush The Atlantic Monthly 1945 ­  Components To Build   The jrnl components are separated both to make each one easer to focus on and because they should be as independent as possible in order to remain open and to allow for any other party’s components to integrate, supporting a specific use case. To discuss the priorities listed here, please use the Category Priorities in the jrnl.global blog: jrnl Components To Build) DNS looks Active and website looks Accessable. According to Google, website speed score is 0/100 and . Website looks safe for children.