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How to post to online communities so that others will read and respond to you
In which the results of extensive and rigorous research (i.e., staring into space for almost half an hour) are revealed...   more »
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The del.icio.us nptech tagging project
 

The del.icio.us nptech tagging project is part of an effort to develop a taxonomy of online nonprofit technology resources.  This is an informal collaborative project, and all are welcome to participate.   more »
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Web Pages That...um...Suck

Web Pages That Suck is a great educational resource with an embarassing name.

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A guide to recommended web links


In the right-hand column of this blog, you'll find a list of recommended links.  Unfortunately, one of the limitations of the platform I'm using is that it's difficult to create sub-categories and annotations in that column.  This article is intended to rectify that...
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View Article  Failure-Friendliness: An unexpected virtue in nonprofit technology

"A failure-friendly approach to nonprofit technology? You must be joking!"

(Sorry - I'm not joking.)

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View Article  Not-For-Profit, Not-For-Much-Profit, or For-Profit?
Does the nonprofit sector disparage for-profit enterprises that serve them? If so, what are the implications?   more »
View Article  The Endangered Gizmos List


I'm grateful to the blog "
Boing Boing" for calling attention to the Endangered Gizmos list of the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

I gather that it's too late for the now-extinct "DVD X-Copy," but there's still time to organize a torchlight parade, hunger strike, or email campaign in support of preserving the "D/A and A/D Converters."
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Librarians are our friends


Why librarians are our natural allies in bridging the nonprofit digital divide...
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501 Tech Clubs: Out of the office and into the cafe


It's good to have a local peer group - especially if you're a techie working in a nonprofit environment, or a nonprofit professional charged with responsibility for your organization's technology infrastructure.  more »
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Why are you always talking about "saving the whales?"


Whenever I am speaking or writing on the topic of mission-based technology planning, I seem to end up talking about  "
saving the whales."  Several people have asked me (or teased me) about this, so here are some reasons...   more »
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