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Chris hasn’t blogged either

Posted on Monday 4 July 2005

I don’t feel so bad now…I see that Chris Cepi has not blogged since DIDW either. His last post highlights such as:

Best Semantic Transformation: Kim Cameron swapping “reify” for “thingify”

Most Predictable Vendor Behavior: Awkwardly inserting the recent Identity Theft instances into product and company pitches – for products and companies that do not provide technology that would have prevented any of the examples cited.

I missed Chris’ presentation cause I just was over tired and couldn’t find a plug at the back of the room. I promise I will make it to the next one.

I noticed visiting his blog that Thomas Barnett is in his blog roll – rad thinking our the state of our world related to connected and disconnectedness.

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