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Apr 15, 2009 4:34am
thirteen opens
Christian is at BayCHI, and I am not. "When you hear the word open they may be thnking about any one of these 13 things while you're talking about 1 or more of them..." @mlaaker:
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(1) open source - free to use, community contributions, decentralized, high reliability (the following all @mlaaker) #bayCHI
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(2) open infrastructure - pay as you go (amazon....)
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(3) open architecture, anyone can mod your product... on your product, plug 'n' play (mozilla)
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(4) open standards - community driven, consensus, goal is interperability
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(5) open ontology ("this is one i just made up") - describe what can not be seen, future proof your data (microformats, rdfa)
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(6) open access - APIs, mult-channel, third-party developers, partners can build on your platform (twitter, flickr, google maps)
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(7) open canvas ("drifting to the user-facing side") - product becomes vehicle for 3rd-party content, your content to go (facebook et al.)
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8) open content - user is the edtor, programming self-relevant content, content comes to you when , content starts hunting you down (rss)
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(9) open mic - product is populated entirely by users, users own their own content, products support making/discover of content (wordpress).
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(10) open forum - users contribute ancillary data, ratings, reviews, ranking, link submissions, heavy social interaction (digg, amazon)
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(11) open door (policy) - users engaged in product, organizational decisions, reveal operaton detail, open communication (getsatisfaction)
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(12) open borders - users own their own content, data portability, users can vote with their feet, avoid lock-in antipattern (opml)
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(13) open identity - user as owner of identity, metes it out to sites on their own terms, 1 ID for many sites, power to the people #bayCHI
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Comments (9)
Cool Stuff Mikee...even liked the amendments that Seth Godin Broadcasted today..
Posted by Suhel Khan on Wednesday, May 13 2009 10:49am UTC
I'm glad to see that some of you are moving along with the same idea as what I mentionned some tme ago : http://twocroissants.wordpress.com/2009/03/21/%e2%80%9copen%e2%80%9d-is-vague/ Chris Messina should do a talk on that subject tomorrow at Swift in Belgium; his slides should be upsoon after the talk, and I hope his speach too.
Posted by Bertil Hatt on Wednesday, May 13 2009 2:12pm UTC
I'm glad to see that some of you are moving along with the same idea as what I mentionned some tme ago : http://twocroissants.wordpress.com/2009/03/21/%e2%80%9copen%e2%80%9d-is-vague/ Chris Messina should do a talk on that subject tomorrow at Swift in Belgium; his slides should be upsoon after the talk, and I hope his speach too.
Posted by Bertil Hatt on Wednesday, May 13 2009 2:12pm UTC
Open bar : it is a place where you can find free beer. Here is where the confusion comes : http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
Posted by gaspard on Wednesday, May 13 2009 2:36pm UTC
Open minded: that's how all the open stuff started
Posted by Gert Jan Delcliseur on Wednesday, May 13 2009 3:34pm UTC
Or better: Open mind: the possibility to see, listen and think about something else, look from another perspective. Good things will come when you are open. Look at Google, Facebook etc. It goes for platforms but humans too ;)
Posted by Gert Jan Delcliseur on Wednesday, May 13 2009 3:41pm UTC
You could add Open Space - a simple way to run productiove meetings and events, where the agenda and the outcomes are determined by the participants. See http://www.openspaceworld.org/news/ for the latest.
Posted by Fourcultures on Wednesday, May 13 2009 11:12pm UTC
Open wallet.
Posted by Michael on Thursday, May 14 2009 3:04am UTC
I recently realized (late to the game, perhaps) that open source - the original - is essentially just evolution...
Posted by Turil on Thursday, May 14 2009 1:51pm UTC
Sorry, no new comments on old posts.