Re: Ada group in bettercodes.org

[Georg Bauhaus <rm.dash-bauhaus@futureapps.de>]

On 23.02.11 15:15, Julian Leyh wrote:
> On 23 Feb., 15:01, Georg Bauhaus <rm.dash-bauh...@futureapps.de>
> wrote:
>> On 23.02.11 11:46, Pascal Obry wrote:
>>
>>> Le 23/02/2011 10:21, mockturtle a crit :
>>>> Dear.all, I know that social networking sites (SNS) are getting too
>>>> fashionable, but maybe some of you could be interested in knowing
>>>> that there is an Ada group in bettercodes.org, a SNS aimed, as I
>>>> understand, to open source developers.
>>
>>>> Here it is the URL to the Ada group
>>
>>>> http://bettercodes.org/groups/ada/home/
>>
>>> With my "Ada Inside" Logo :) It would have been nice to ask for reusing it
>>> though.
>>
>> Similarly, what does the following mean:
>>
>> "12. Miscellaneous Provisions.
>>
>> "Changes. The website, including without limitation all content and features
>> therein available and these Terms and Conditions, may be changed at the sole
>> discretion of bettercodes.org and without notice. You are bound by any such
>> updates or changes, including but not limited to those affecting these Terms
>> and Conditions. You agree to periodically review these Terms and Conditions."
>>
>> http://bettercodes.org/terms-of-use
> 
> Maybe that's what the "Beta" stands for...

The CEO might be up to something quite interesting.

(It is perhaps worth noting that he seems to have co-authored a book,
transliterated: The Google Economy, 3839130611.)

USENET and its contemporary successors is proof that
electronic communication and studying communication
can be worthwhile, all the more when it is focused.
Communication in all forms and manifestations, that is.

Add the Facebook idea for social information;
add the value of good---because focused---search results;
add the value of archiving (this will be backup as well);
add the platform for the collaboration of teams,
public as well as private;
add the value of services on top of focused
communication networks in general (advertising,
job market, profiling; also outsourcing of IT infrastructure...)

Be impressed by the CEO's track record: educated in IT,
he appears a knowledgeable consultant, specifically in
telecommunications, media, and metamanagement.

BTW, Meerbusch is a nice little place, well situated in the
vicinity of larger cities, and rumored to harbor the highest
density of millionaires. ;-)

Interesting!