Comments on: Heroes Don’t Work Alone

By: Malcolm Kass

Malcolm Kass — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 22:18:03 +0000

Hate to be “that guy” but Art Fry invented the Post-it Flag, not the Post-it Note. I know the website say the Post it notes, but the Post-it notes came after the flags. I am sure they referenced “notes” because of its familiarity over the “flags” name.

By: Alex Hillman

Alex Hillman — Sat, 05 Apr 2008 19:51:43 +0000

I think one of the hardest parts of this delineation is deciding which type of contributer to be, and when to hand off the other pieces.

Some days I love to be the person in the trenches, writing code. Other days I love to be out connecting and finding ways to realize how the things we build or talk about building will apply in real life. And other days, I’m blowing out my vocal chords talking about that wicked cool idea.

Doing all 3 at the same time is exhausting and simply not practical, as you’ve said. Deciding when and what to share is the hardest part.

By: ericabiz

ericabiz — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 20:08:21 +0000

Timely post. I’m in the middle of this decision for WealthCamp. I’m really struggling with whether I want it to become an open, anyone-can-start-a-WealthCamp movement like BarCamp or whether I will want to deploy it in other places myself. Along with that decision comes lots of annoying pieces like trademarks, business licenses, event insurance, and whatnot.

I am VERY indecisive on this at this point. Right now I’m mostly ignoring it in favor of making sure the first WealthCamp goes completely smoothly. But it still all nags at me from the back of my mind. I’m hoping that after the first event and talking to others that I will have more clarity on this point.

By: Party of One or a Movement? at Alex Jones

Party of One or a Movement? at Alex Jones — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 14:47:58 +0000

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