Stobox 4: Revolutionizing Investment in Real-World Assets Through Tokenization
Webstock 2010 - Stack Overflow: Building Social Software for the Anti-Social
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Editor's Notes
Good programmers write. Great programmers steal.Joel and I wanted a mashup of all the social website concepts that we knew worked at places where programmers hang out.We did a LOT of research into sites that worked.
Let’s start with a static phpBB style discussion forum. A chronological list of messages.
Voting – digg/reddit. AJAX style. So the best stuff goes to the top. You don’t have to read 40 messages to find that one nugget of useful technical information buried in there.
Bring in editing. So a year later, after this API has been deprecated, or if there’s a better way to do this, users can change their posts.Note that editing brings in discussion about the editing as well. This is important.
Blogs –owner authorship. From delicious, the concept of tagging.
Finally, bringing it all together. A Web 3.0 forum.
Loving not necessarily each other, because people can be hard to love – but loving the thing we are creating together for the future.