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Separate from the big-picture discussion on OAC's social model, I wanted to bring up a smaller idea also raised recently on Savage Minds:…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Francine Barone May 22, 2012.
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"The OAC was started on Twitter but moved elsewhere for reasons of space. I no longer communicate with anthropologists through it, but more often here or on Facebook. There is no hand me down solution to implementing the idea, which is a good one,…"
T Paul Cox replied to T Paul Cox's discussion Article-a-day status updates"Ah, my mistake. I couldn't find a way to test it out without having actual friends posting actual updates.
Maybe Twitter is the right platform after all. I feel like multiple people all posting daily, one-line updates would make a mess of the…"
"One method which Ashkuff uses is to send a series of messages to a list of friends, sometimes linked to a discussion elsewhere. But the Ning messaging system is cumbersome and the Reply All function doesn't always do the trick."
"No Paul, it doesn't work like that here nor on Facebook (although there is an edited stream there of friends' posts which have already attracted a lot of interest). People only get notified here when they are mentioned specifically or have…"
T Paul Cox replied to T Paul Cox's discussion Article-a-day status updates"There are multiple ways to go about this, which is why I opted to do the simplest one in the interest of just getting a start on it. If something else might work better, we can try that. But simplicity is essential.
I haven't used other…"
"I am definitely up for this, paul and have asked to befriend you as a result. Like most people I am overextended right now and I don't know what proportion of my many online commitments I can give to the exercise. John asked why not a Group,…"
John McCreery replied to T Paul Cox's discussion Article-a-day status updates"Sure, sounds like an interesting idea. But why not a group?"
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Separate from the big-picture discussion on OAC's social model, I wanted to bring up a smaller idea also raised recently on Savage Minds:Alex Golub wrote:I don’t have to fill my status updates with the newest latest about what I ate for lunch of how much it sucks that Maurice Sendak died. I already have Facebook and Twitter for that. Because this social network is for…See More
T Paul Cox posted a status"The anti-reforms of the American food processing industry, subject to the sociological literature on delinquency and deviance."
T Paul Cox posted a status"The anti-reflexive strategies of the American food industry, subject to the sociological literature on delinquency and deviance."
T Paul Cox posted a status"Stuart & Worosz 2012. Risk, anti-reflexivity, and ethical neutralization in industrial
food processing."
T Paul Cox posted a status"Matrilineal traditions may not look like much in a camp of shattered families, but matrilineal ideologies still shape fears and movements."
T Paul Cox posted a status"Apter 2012. Matrilineal motives: Kinship, witchcraft, and repatriation among Congolese refugees"
T Paul Cox posted a status"Anthropology's engagement with tobacco, an analysis the industry seems to have guided deftly when not just hiring the anthropologists"
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- At 4:55pm on April 8, 2012,
Keith Hart said…
Welcome to the OAC, paul! I am sure members will be pleased to hear about your life as a freelance anthropologist. After all, there are few enough university jobs going.
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