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	We know that [http://www.adsbank.net '''Free Classifieds'''] ads trend increasing day by day. But some people asks what “are classified ads and which is best website for giving [http://www.adsbank.net '''free online classifieds''']		== First reading notes ==

			0. Re: Deliberation Day - wow. Spinning off one specific tangent here, the "likeminded people become more homogenous" part reminded me a little of some papers I've read on group identity formation (one attached); another example is how people from different states become united as "Americans" when traveling in Germany. Potentially more 'net-relevant: how group and community memberships of discussion participants are formed and displayed (or not) online - roll call lists, sigs, badges, tags. Would it be outside the class scope to discuss group/relationship formation through net-based discussion?

	~~'''Free classified ads:'''~~		1. Having bibliographies to chase down from the "conference paper" pdf (Macoubrie, I assume - where should I send proofreading suggestions?) would be awesome; is there any way to get these?

			2. Re: using the internet as medium for tech policy discussions (Macoubrie): +1 to meta, first of all. I noticed that access to these discourse technologies wasn't really discussed, though;

	~~We can define as the [http~~:/~~/www.adsbank.net '''free classified ads''']~~ or ~~advertising which is particularly common~~		3. Also re: Macoubrie, where it talks about inclusion of all affected demographics in a discussion: it would be interesting to see whether internet discussions tend to have and/or can support diversity of thought rather than (just) diversity of demographics, and how you'd even begin to be able to answer and measure that question. I've heard that successful members of minority groups are sometimes considered successful because of how well they're able to imitate/conform to the majority's mode of thought/action, meaning that (for instance) a woman on the board may not add that much thought-diversity because she's trained herself to express things in a male-like manner - but in pictures, the board sure looks a lot more diverse. Does this happen on the internet? Are influential participants on the internet already filtered for technologically literate, good English-language writers of short prose?
	~~in newspapers~~, ~~online blog~~ and ~~websites free of charge. [http://www.adsbank~~.~~net~~ '''~~free ads posting'''] are very powerful~~, because ~~[http://www.adsbank.net~~ '~~''free classifieds'''] gets~~ a ~~whole lot of traffic. your ad will be~~ in ~~front of potentially Millions of internet visitors.~~ the ~~way you place~~ a ~~[http://www~~.~~adsbank.net '''Free Classifieds'''], is almost~~ the ~~same as placing an auction listing.~~
	~~[http://www.adsbank.net '''online free classifieds'''] are much cheaper than news paper advertisements because news paper advertisement is costly and we have less space~~ on ~~News paper~~ for ~~classifieds ads.~~

			4. Was reading "What Do You Care What Other People Think?" I hit the part where Feynman describes being on the commission investigating the Challenger space shuttle disaster. He tells the process of discourse within the group with pretty decent detail; it might be interesting to compare that (or other pre-internet but still in-fairly-modern-society examples of discourse) with what the same discussion might look like with today's tools.

	~~Check~~ [~~http~~:~~//www.adsbank.net '''free classifieds in pakistan'''~~], '~~''usa'''~~, ~~'''uk'''~~ ,~~'''Canada''' and '''Uae'''~~. ~~Buy or sell your items free in Pakistan~~, ~~Usa~~, ~~India and Uae~~. ~~Visit http://www.adsbank.pk for post or sell~~ [~~http~~:~~//www.adsbank.net '''Free Classifieds'''~~] ~~of services, '''jobs''', classes, '''real estate''', '''friendship''', '''vehicles'''~~, ~~'''house''' and other '''items for sale in Pakistan''', Usa, '''India''' and '''Uae'''.~~		[[User:Mchua\|Mchua]] 23:00, 13 October 2008 (EDT)


			== Templates ==

			I took the liberty of template'ing [[Tools]] and [[Topics]]. If we want the main page to show them, but we also want them to have their own pages, this will keep the two locations in sync. On the other hand, if anyone thinks it will be too complicated for new users, feel free to revert. --[[User:Danray\|Danray]] 22:20, 10 November 2008 (EST)

Adsbank at 09:29, 6 October 2011

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	~~== First reading notes ==~~		We know that [http://www.adsbank.net '''Free Classifieds'''] ads trend increasing day by day. But some people asks what “are classified ads and which is best website for giving [http://www.adsbank.net '''free online classifieds''']

	0. Re: Deliberation Day - wow. Spinning off one specific tangent here, the "likeminded people become more homogenous" part reminded me a little of some papers I've read on group identity formation (one attached); another example is how people from different states become united as "Americans" when traveling in Germany. Potentially more 'net-relevant: how group and community memberships of discussion participants are formed and displayed (or not) online - roll call lists, sigs, badges, tags. Would it be outside the class scope to discuss group/relationship formation through net-based discussion?

	~~1. Having bibliographies to chase down from the "conference paper" pdf (Macoubrie, I assume - where should I send proofreading suggestions?) would be awesome; is there any way to get these?~~		'''Free classified ads:'''

	~~2. Re: using the internet as medium for tech policy discussions (Macoubrie): +1 to meta, first of all. I noticed that access to these discourse technologies wasn't really discussed, though;~~

	3. ~~Also re: Macoubrie~~, ~~where it talks about inclusion~~ of ~~all affected demographics in a discussion~~: ~~it would be interesting to see whether internet discussions tend to have and~~/~~or can support diversity of thought rather than (just) diversity of demographics, and how you~~'~~d even begin to be able to answer and measure that question. I~~'~~ve heard that successful members of minority groups~~ are ~~sometimes considered successful~~ because ~~of how well they~~'~~re able to imitate/conform to the majority~~'~~s mode of thought/action, meaning that (for instance) a woman on the board may not add that much thought-diversity because she~~'~~s trained herself to express things in~~ a ~~male-like manner - but~~ in ~~pictures,~~ the ~~board sure looks~~ a ~~lot more diverse~~. ~~Does this happen on~~ the ~~internet? Are influential participants~~ on ~~the internet already filtered~~ for ~~technologically literate, good English-language writers of short prose?~~		We can define as the [http://www.adsbank.net '''free classified ads'''] or advertising which is particularly common
			in newspapers, online blog and websites free of charge. [http://www.adsbank.net '''free ads posting'''] are very powerful, because [http://www.adsbank.net '''free classifieds'''] gets a whole lot of traffic. your ad will be in front of potentially Millions of internet visitors. the way you place a [http://www.adsbank.net '''Free Classifieds'''], is almost the same as placing an auction listing.
			[http://www.adsbank.net '''online free classifieds'''] are much cheaper than news paper advertisements because news paper advertisement is costly and we have less space on News paper for classifieds ads.

	4. Was reading "What Do You Care What Other People Think?" I hit the part where Feynman describes being on the commission investigating the Challenger space shuttle disaster. He tells the process of discourse within the group with pretty decent detail; it might be interesting to compare that (or other pre-internet but still in-fairly-modern-society examples of discourse) with what the same discussion might look like with today's tools.

	[~~[User~~:~~Mchua\|Mchua~~]~~] 23:00~~, ~~13 October 2008 (EDT)~~		Check [http://www.adsbank.net '''free classifieds in pakistan'''], '''usa''', '''uk''' ,'''Canada''' and '''Uae'''. Buy or sell your items free in Pakistan, Usa, India and Uae. Visit http://www.adsbank.pk for post or sell [http://www.adsbank.net '''Free Classifieds'''] of services, '''jobs''', classes, '''real estate''', '''friendship''', '''vehicles''', '''house''' and other '''items for sale in Pakistan''', Usa, '''India''' and '''Uae'''.


	~~== Templates ==~~

	~~I took the liberty of template~~'~~ing [[Tools]]~~ and ~~[[Topics]]~~. ~~If we want the main page to show them~~, ~~but we also want them to have their own pages~~, ~~this will keep the two locations in sync~~. ~~On the other hand, if anyone thinks it will be too complicated~~ for ~~new users, feel free to revert. --[~~[~~User~~:~~Danray\|Danray~~]~~] 22:20~~, ~~10 November 2008 (EST)~~

Danray at 03:20, 11 November 2008

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	== [[Templates]] ==		== Templates ==

	I took the liberty of template'ing [[Tools]] and [[Topics]]. If we want the main page to show them, but we also want them to have their own pages, this will keep the two locations in sync. On the other hand, if anyone thinks it will be too complicated for new users, feel free to revert.		I took the liberty of template'ing [[Tools]] and [[Topics]]. If we want the main page to show them, but we also want them to have their own pages, this will keep the two locations in sync. On the other hand, if anyone thinks it will be too complicated for new users, feel free to revert. --[[User:Danray\|Danray]] 22:20, 10 November 2008 (EST)

Danray at 03:20, 11 November 2008

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			== [[Templates]] ==

			I took the liberty of template'ing [[Tools]] and [[Topics]]. If we want the main page to show them, but we also want them to have their own pages, this will keep the two locations in sync. On the other hand, if anyone thinks it will be too complicated for new users, feel free to revert.

Mchua: Moving content from http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/berkmanat10/edit/Talk:The_Internet:_Issues_at_the_Frontiers

2008-11-10T21:28:04Z

Moving content from http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/berkmanat10/edit/Talk:The_Internet:_Issues_at_the_Frontiers

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== First reading notes ==

0. Re: Deliberation Day - wow. Spinning off one specific tangent here, the "likeminded people become more homogenous" part reminded me a little of some papers I've read on group identity formation (one attached); another example is how people from different states become united as "Americans" when traveling in Germany. Potentially more 'net-relevant: how group and community memberships of discussion participants are formed and displayed (or not) online - roll call lists, sigs, badges, tags. Would it be outside the class scope to discuss group/relationship formation through net-based discussion?

1. Having bibliographies to chase down from the "conference paper" pdf (Macoubrie, I assume - where should I send proofreading suggestions?) would be awesome; is there any way to get these?

2. Re: using the internet as medium for tech policy discussions (Macoubrie): +1 to meta, first of all. I noticed that access to these discourse technologies wasn't really discussed, though;

3. Also re: Macoubrie, where it talks about inclusion of all affected demographics in a discussion: it would be interesting to see whether internet discussions tend to have and/or can support diversity of thought rather than (just) diversity of demographics, and how you'd even begin to be able to answer and measure that question. I've heard that successful members of minority groups are sometimes considered successful because of how well they're able to imitate/conform to the majority's mode of thought/action, meaning that (for instance) a woman on the board may not add that much thought-diversity because she's trained herself to express things in a male-like manner - but in pictures, the board sure looks a lot more diverse. Does this happen on the internet? Are influential participants on the internet already filtered for technologically literate, good English-language writers of short prose?

4. Was reading "What Do You Care What Other People Think?" I hit the part where Feynman describes being on the commission investigating the Challenger space shuttle disaster. He tells the process of discourse within the group with pretty decent detail; it might be interesting to compare that (or other pre-internet but still in-fairly-modern-society examples of discourse) with what the same discussion might look like with today's tools.

[[User:Mchua|Mchua]] 23:00, 13 October 2008 (EDT)