Shameless Begging for Clicks: Webby awards

[senorcorazon]

Sorry for the shameless beg, but a site I helped work on is up for a Webby People's Choice thingie:
http://webby.aol.com/media_types/web
"MOMA PopArt"
You have to register to vote. Please please.

Apologies. Anyone else need some vote begging?

Return to your ICP viewing.

[Bryan]

Done!

[Kim Kelly]

Dang! I wish I knew about this. I could have brought this up in my presentation on folksonomies in the art museum context yesterday!

[KickTheBobo]

thy will be done.

[Martin]

Done!

[senorcorazon]

Dang! I wish I knew about this. I could have brought this up in my presentation on folksonomies in the art museum context yesterday!

Where was the presentation?

[senorcorazon]

Thanks everybody!

[Kim Kelly]

Dang! I wish I knew about this. I could have brought this up in my presentation on folksonomies in the art museum context yesterday!

Where was the presentation?

oh, it was just for school. although you know what, I might use your application and its nomination in one of the responses on this final exam I have to complete by May 4th.

[senorcorazon]

Dang! I wish I knew about this. I could have brought this up in my presentation on folksonomies in the art museum context yesterday!

Where was the presentation?

oh, it was just for school. although you know what, I might use your application and its nomination in one of the responses on this final exam I have to complete by May 4th.

Cool - we've got plenty of other links galore. Check out the Brooklyn Museum collection tagging projects, the STEVE project (http://www.steve.museum/) and anything that Seb Chan and the folks at the Powerhouse are working on (http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/dmsblog/index.php/category/folksonomies/)

[Kim Kelly]

Dang! I wish I knew about this. I could have brought this up in my presentation on folksonomies in the art museum context yesterday!

Where was the presentation?

oh, it was just for school. although you know what, I might use your application and its nomination in one of the responses on this final exam I have to complete by May 4th.

Cool - we've got plenty of other links galore. Check out the Brooklyn Museum collection tagging projects, the STEVE project (http://www.steve.museum/) and anything that Seb Chan and the folks at the Powerhouse are working on (http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/dmsblog/index.php/category/folksonomies/)

I discussed all three of those in my presentation and paper! Actually, the bulk of my presentation was based on Steve and the Brooklyn Museum's tagging project.

[cutout]

Voted! Are you guys still doing some WP work too?

[senorcorazon]

Voted! Are you guys still doing some WP work too?

Thanks!

But of course. I think out biggest project is out of the gates but there might be more on the way soon.

[Tor_Hershman]

Well moi done did voted real good like and it 'twere'nt so hard nor easy but moi done did it 'cause MOMA oft times presents "Ed Wood" and if'in moi were in NYC I'd attend them thar showings and sit there and gooooooooooo "That ain't true," "That didn't happen," "Now that's phuckin' cool," and I also point-out the, at least three, continuity errors that Tim Burton made in the film.

Whooooosh!  That ‘twas a run.



Stay on groovin' safari,
  Tor

[buffcoat]

I used to think I was something of a thread-killer.  Man, I didn't know what one was.

[fonpr]

I used to think I was something of a thread-killer. 

So did I, Buff!

Nothing but fertilizer compared to that crap.