Comments on: Status Stickiness http://blog.wonderwebby.com/2007/12/03/status-stickiness/ Live. Play. Create. Imagine New Ways to Make a Difference Tue, 09 Mar 2010 13:41:42 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: wonderwebby http://blog.wonderwebby.com/2007/12/03/status-stickiness/#comment-479 wonderwebby Wed, 05 Dec 2007 01:18:12 +0000 http://blog.wonderwebby.com/2007/12/03/status-stickiness/#comment-479 Jesse, it does seem a bit odd to have different status messages doesn't it? But to me it seems just as odd that we are missing context from our digital profiles and interesting that people don't seem to mind. Douglas, I guess the thing with chalk and crayon - they are some of our earliest publishing experiences, a way to express what goes on inside of our heads. Their fun, instant appeal makes it easier to create. But as Grinbear points out despite the opportunity for instant expression the marks are a little more permanent than chalk. It makes me think, self censorship is probably a critical skill right now. Thanks for your comments Jesse, it does seem a bit odd to have different status messages doesn’t it? But to me it seems just as odd that we are missing context from our digital profiles and interesting that people don’t seem to mind.

Douglas, I guess the thing with chalk and crayon – they are some of our earliest publishing experiences, a way to express what goes on inside of our heads. Their fun, instant appeal makes it easier to create. But as Grinbear points out despite the opportunity for instant expression the marks are a little more permanent than chalk.

It makes me think, self censorship is probably a critical skill right now.

Thanks for your comments

]]> By: grinbear http://blog.wonderwebby.com/2007/12/03/status-stickiness/#comment-469 grinbear Tue, 04 Dec 2007 00:39:38 +0000 http://blog.wonderwebby.com/2007/12/03/status-stickiness/#comment-469 Considering the realization some years ago that anything posted on the web was likely to stay 'out there' forever, because of caching, backups, off line copies, re-do's, etc., etc., etc., I thought that posties, twit-notes, chat logs, replies, were <i>permanent</i> markers, more like laundry markers than lemon juice super secret encoder ink? WTF? No, really, I enjoy your blogs and twitters. It's a wonderful world for old coders like me. Wayman Wynn's Dad... ;-) me (ILAMS) Considering the realization some years ago that anything posted on the web was likely to stay ‘out there’ forever, because of caching, backups, off line copies, re-do’s, etc., etc., etc., I thought that posties, twit-notes, chat logs, replies, were permanent markers, more like laundry markers than lemon juice super secret encoder ink? WTF? No, really, I enjoy your blogs and twitters. It’s a wonderful world for old coders like me. Wayman Wynn’s Dad… ;-) me (ILAMS)

]]> By: Douglas http://blog.wonderwebby.com/2007/12/03/status-stickiness/#comment-468 Douglas Mon, 03 Dec 2007 15:18:45 +0000 http://blog.wonderwebby.com/2007/12/03/status-stickiness/#comment-468 Everything I typed before I deleted it was just long winded 'me too'. Instead, I'll just say that I love the idea of chalk and crayon to describe these two. Especially the childlike nuance. Regarding status update shirts--and sticky notes--I bet you could use dry erase markers on a t-shirt with a white rectangle screenprinted on it. Everything I typed before I deleted it was just long winded ‘me too’.

Instead, I’ll just say that I love the idea of chalk and crayon to describe these two. Especially the childlike nuance.

Regarding status update shirts–and sticky notes–I bet you could use dry erase markers on a t-shirt with a white rectangle screenprinted on it.

]]> By: srcasm http://blog.wonderwebby.com/2007/12/03/status-stickiness/#comment-467 srcasm Mon, 03 Dec 2007 05:56:21 +0000 http://blog.wonderwebby.com/2007/12/03/status-stickiness/#comment-467 Jasmin, I happened upon your blog using WordPress's tag surfer and wanted to chime in. I happen to use my Twitter account for updating my status on my blog, Facebook and Twitter itself. I like the fact that I only have to update in one place and if it weren't for the integration, I would probably never touch my Facebook statuses. My friend are sometimes confused (because it's out of context) but hey if you're not following me on Twitter then I don't know what to tell yah. :) Keep on blogging, Jesse Jasmin,
I happened upon your blog using WordPress’s tag surfer and wanted to chime in. I happen to use my Twitter account for updating my status on my blog, Facebook and Twitter itself. I like the fact that I only have to update in one place and if it weren’t for the integration, I would probably never touch my Facebook statuses. My friend are sometimes confused (because it’s out of context) but hey if you’re not following me on Twitter then I don’t know what to tell yah. :)

Keep on blogging,
Jesse

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