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A new era.

Michael McFarland Campbell

Some of my friends may have found that they have been a bit confused in recent days. I’ve been updating my Facebook presence and have taken the decision to deactivate one account and start afresh from another. As I have said in the past, I have been on Facebook since it became available to the United Kingdom through the University of Oxford system and I believe those in Tabland could access it too. Since then, I had built up a huge number of ‘friends’ and whilst I had indeed met most of them, I was rarely in contact with them … Continue reading A new era.

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DOH2AV – twitter and website fail

Michael McFarland Campbell

A quick lesson to those in the NO2AV DOH2AV campaign HQ.

Not all your followers on twitter actually support you.

The NO2AV DOH2AV Advocates page had until very recently, some twitter avatars of people that they are portraying as supporters of theirs. Sadly, this included many people who are part of the Yes to Fairer Votes campaign.

NO2AV Fail
NO2AV make clumsy error over who supports them.

Now, anyone who goes to check on this site now, will find that the twitter avatar strip has been removed. Continue reading “DOH2AV – twitter and website fail”

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1996 called to remind us about guidelines for electronic conversations

Michael McFarland Campbell

I disagree with someone on a point in an email or message therefore I must belittle them and swear at them when they argue their corner? Right? Online conversations are all too often taking the place of actual person to person conversations. This means that the tools that we all use when talking in person – tone, facial expression, and body language – are missing. This makes what we write all the more important. It also means that we need to take care to read what is actually written. I propose a resolution for all for 2011: Read what is … Continue reading 1996 called to remind us about guidelines for electronic conversations

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