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Tag Archives: jon bounds
If you don’t do it, someone else will
Here’s more proof. Birmingham City Council are asking for people’s views on their ‘Big City Plan’. They have even created a website to help people to do so. I asked Jon Bounds, Birmingham blogger extraordinaire, what was wrong with the … Continue reading
Posting links
Since delicious upgraded itself, the automatic posting of stuff I have bookmarked has stragely stopped on DavePress. Not at all sure why. Anyway, to improve things, I have installed the Postalicious plugin for WordPress, which will handle all this for … Continue reading
Posted in Bookmarks, Featured, Site Stuff
Tagged delicious, jon bounds, postalicious, social bookmarking, wordpress
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Large female required
I was delighted to be a part of the winning pub quiz team at WordCampUK, not least because it meant that I won a wicked cool dark green WordPress tshirt. I asked the now-legendary quiz host Jon Bounds for a … Continue reading
Get satisfaction with your council
Jon Bounds has come up with another brilliant idea – using the ‘people powered customer support’ site GetSatisfaction to create a community around the services provided by Birmingham City Council. So, I thought, could this work for a local council? … Continue reading
Posted in E-Democracy
Tagged birminghamuk, edemocracy, getsatisfaction, jon bounds, local government
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