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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1433326692
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published: 2015-06-03T11:18:12+0100
summary: Amy added http://linked-research.270a.info/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: academia
tag: csarven
tag: linked+data
tag: linked+research
tag: microformats
tag: research+paper
tag: todo
tag: ui
tag: web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1433542194
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published: 2015-06-05T23:09:54+0100
summary: Amy added http://csarven.ca/statistical-linked-dataspaces#linked-data-pages to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: csarven
tag: linked+data+pages
tag: linked+data
tag: semantic+web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1433948160
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published: 2015-06-10T15:56:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://explorable.com/research-designs to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: experiment
tag: guide
tag: phd
tag: research
tag: thesis
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1433970540
type: Add
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object: stories
published: 2015-06-10T22:09:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://nomadlist.com/stories/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: life
tag: nomad
tag: remote+working
tag: travel
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1434017460
type: Add
actor: me
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published: 2015-06-11T11:11:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://medium.com/message/the-hypocrisy-of-the-internet-journalist-587d33f6279e to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/1984
tag: advertising
tag: indieweb
tag: marketing
tag: surveillance
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1434065040
type: Add
actor: me
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published: 2015-06-12T00:24:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://csarven.ca/linked-research to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: academia
tag: csarven
tag: https://rhiaro.co.uk/tags/html
tag: linked+data
tag: linked+research
tag: ownyourdata
tag: publishing
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1434190560
type: Add
actor: me
object: hdiresearch.org
published: 2015-06-13T11:16:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://hdiresearch.org/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: hci
tag: hdi
tag: human+data+interaction
tag: social+data
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1434191160
type: Add
actor: me
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published: 2015-06-13T11:26:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.amazon.co.uk/books/dp/0759100519 to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: autoethnography
tag: ethnography
tag: experiment
tag: methodology
tag: phd
tag: research
tag: social+sciences
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1434536100
type: Add
actor: me
object: quality-of-data-suffers-as-consumers-are-reluctant-to-disclose-personal-information.thtml
published: 2015-06-17T11:15:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.smallbusiness.co.uk/news/outlook/2485411/quality-of-data-suffers-as-consumers-are-reluctant-to-disclose-personal-information.thtml to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: data
tag: identity
tag: personal+data
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: profiles
tag: social+web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1434831060
type: Add
actor: me
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published: 2015-06-20T21:11:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://gist.github.com/aaronpk/40d6bb333447ff4265a4 to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: aaronpk
tag: gist
tag: hacking
tag: php
tag: runkeeper
tag: slogd
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1434991740
type: Add
actor: me
object: SoLiD
published: 2015-06-22T17:49:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://linkeddata.github.io/SoLiD/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: ldp
tag: linked+data
tag: socialwg
tag: solid
tag: specification
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1435434000
type: Add
actor: me
object: www.digital-selfdefense.com
published: 2015-06-27T20:40:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://www.digital-selfdefense.com/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: online+identity
tag: persona
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: security
tag: social+media
tag: social+networks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1435503240
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actor: me
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published: 2015-06-28T15:54:00+0100
summary: Amy added https://medium.com/@zip/my-name-is-only-real-enough-to-work-at-facebook-not-to-use-on-the-site-c37daf3f4b03 to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: case+study
tag: facebook
tag: fail
tag: privacy
tag: real+name+policy
tag: social+media
tag: social+web
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/1435653480
type: Add
actor: me
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published: 2015-06-30T09:38:00+0100
summary: Amy added http://datasets-satin.telecom-st-etienne.fr/aboutet/DeSN15/ to https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/
tag: conference
tag: decentralised
tag: phd
tag: social+networks
tag: social+web
tag: workshop
target: bookmarks

381-miles-gps
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actor: me
content: 3.81 miles, gps on runkeeper: first run since I've been back in Edinburgh. Might make sunset runs a thing.
published: 2015-06-14T23:00:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about life, edinburgh, running, arthur's seat, holyrood, & whereirun
tag: arthurs+seat
tag: arthur's+seat
tag: edinburgh
tag: holyrood
tag: life
tag: running
tag: whereirun

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/5874ab6a299ed
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actor: me
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published: 2015-06-02T14:40:40+00:00
summary: Amy added 'PHAIDRA INTERNATIONAL' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/5874ab6a29a3a
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actor: me
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published: 2015-06-10T21:27:20+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Emphasis Update and Source - NYTimes.com' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/5874ab6a29a89
type: Add
actor: me
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published: 2015-06-15T06:31:10+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Adventures in Semantic Publishing: Exemplar Semantic Enhancements of a Research Article' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/5874ab6a29b24
type: Add
actor: me
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published: 2015-06-17T13:45:23+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Time Travel' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/5874ab6a29b70
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actor: me
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published: 2015-06-17T13:45:42+00:00
summary: Amy added 'hiberlink' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/5874ab6a29bbc
type: Add
actor: me
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published: 2015-06-17T14:27:30+00:00
summary: Amy added 'Journal Selector' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/5874ab6a29c07
type: Add
actor: me
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published: 2015-06-20T13:33:57+00:00
summary: Amy added 'News Challenge - How can we strengthen the Internet for free expression and innovation? - Opening up research proposals' to Bookmarks
target: bookmarks

another-test
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tmpcontent: # Another testTesting is fun
actor: me
content: Testing is fun
name: Another test
published: 2015-06-11T20:09:00+0100
start time: 2011-09-02T00:00:00+0100
tag: test

attempt-three-get
type: Note
tmpcontent: Attempt three to get to Oxford. I have to stop pre-booking train tickets. First Great Western owes me dinner.
actor: me
content: Attempt three to get to Oxford. I have to stop pre-booking train tickets. First Great Western owes me dinner.
published: 2015-06-28T11:59:58+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: travel

awkward-silence
type: Note
tmpcontent: Awkward silence. Relax into it. Make it your own. Become the silence. Now you can do anything.
actor: me
content: Awkward silence. Relax into it. Make it your own. Become the silence. Now you can do anything.
published: 2015-06-14T15:06:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: life

ben-lawers-from
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tmpcontent: Ben Lawers (from Lawers) and back in 4.5 hours today. The clouds cleared up on the way down. Learnt some stuff about rocks. ![The Summit](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1506firbush/150620_benlawers.jpg) 7 miles, but Runkeeper doesn't know about altitude... ([GPS trace](http://rnkpr.com/a9uy42o)).
actor: me
content: Ben Lawers (from Lawers) and back in 4.5 hours today. The clouds cleared up on the way down. Learnt some stuff about rocks. 7 miles, but Runkeeper doesn't know about altitude... (GPS trace).
latitude: 56.47507
location: Loch Tay
longitude: -4.27026
published: 2015-06-20T20:52:13+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, uk, scotland, highlands, ben lawers, & firbush
tag: ben+lawers
tag: firbush
tag: highlands
tag: scotland
tag: travel
tag: uk

best-thing-about
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has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/610482406622109696/14741253
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/610482406622109696/1587501
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/610482406622109696/3326883327
has reply: https://twitter.com/emax/status/610524429198753792
tmpcontent: The best thing about the Chromebook is that whenever I open any google product, regardless of whatever else is running, everything crashes.
actor: me
content: The best thing about the Chromebook is that whenever I open any google product, regardless of whatever else is running, everything crashes.
published: 2015-06-15T17:21:25+0100
summary: Amy wrote about google, chromebook, & chromeos
tag: chromebook
tag: chromeos
tag: google

big-reason-use
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615816718225666048/5848122
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615816718225666048/82752482
has reply: https://twitter.com/lutzid/status/615823072331997185
tmpcontent: A big reason for use of personas online is experimentation and self-exploration - [@emax](http://twitter.com/emax)
actor: me
content: A big reason for use of personas online is experimentation and self-exploration - @emax
latitude: 51.73855
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published: 2015-06-30T10:38:14+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, identity, social media, websci15, emax, & online personas
tag: emax
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

cakes-tables
type: Note
tmpcontent: Cakes on the tables probably doesn't hurt either
actor: me
content: Cakes on the tables probably doesn't hurt either
in reply to: wow-posters--demo
latitude: 45.51735
longitude: 13.56942
published: 2015-06-04T10:08:02+01:00
published: 2015-06-04T09:08:02+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: eswc2015

come-online
type: Note
tmpcontent: Come to Online Behaviours session next to see [@emax](http://twitter.com/emax) present our paper about lying and deception on social media!
actor: me
content: Come to Online Behaviours session next to see @emax present our paper about lying and deception on social media!
latitude: 51.73854
longitude: -1.23885
published: 2015-06-30T10:02:30+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, identity, social media, websci15, emax, & online personas
tag: emax
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

cven-gb-
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tmpcontent: # "CV"@en-gb / "Resumৢ@en-us For years I relied on PDFs and LinkedIn to share my professional experiences. But I am of the Web. I can no longer live this lie. I have backdated a series of blog posts containing the kind of information one might expect to find on a CV. They are all tagged with [cv](/tag/cv) and [resume](/tag/resume) (look, i18n) so you can use this to view them together in chronological order of start date. They also have other related tags, which you can use to explore each particular entry in more detail if I blogged about it at the time (which is hit and miss). It's not organised quite like a traditional CV, with things clustered into categories like '[education](/tag/education)' or '[work experience](/tag/work)' - as such, it's not very good for skimming - but I'm sure you'll cope. As each entry is a normal post, people can reply to them (via webmention). I might solicit some references for certain positions and add them as replies. Feel free to also reply to this post with general recommendations. Take that, LinkedIn!
actor: me
content: For years I relied on PDFs and LinkedIn to share my professional experiences. But I am of the Web. I can no longer live this lie. I have backdated a series of blog posts containing the kind of information one might expect to find on a CV. They are all tagged with cv and resume (look, i18n) so you can use this to view them together in chronological order of start date. They also have other related tags, which you can use to explore each particular entry in more detail if I blogged about it at the time (which is hit and miss). It's not organised quite like a traditional CV, with things clustered into categories like 'education' or 'work experience' - as such, it's not very good for skimming - but I'm sure you'll cope. As each entry is a normal post, people can reply to them (via webmention). I might solicit some references for certain positions and add them as replies. Feel free to also reply to this post with general recommendations. Take that, LinkedIn!
name: "CV"@en-gb / "Resumৢ@en-us
published: 2015-06-14T16:30:00+0100
tag: cv
tag: indieweb
tag: linkedin
tag: resume

didnt-realise-id
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/609663035519729664/244056350
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/609663035519729664/3113231
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/609663035519729664/399417286
tmpcontent: I didn't realise I'd find making an android app with a picture of a cat that meows when you tap it so satisfying.
actor: me
content: I didn't realise I'd find making an android app with a picture of a cat that meows when you tap it so satisfying.
latitude: 55.94614
longitude: -3.20079
published: 2015-06-13T11:05:20+0100
summary: Amy wrote about bcs, android, world record attempt, appathon, & appinventor
tag: android
tag: appathon
tag: appinventor
tag: bcs
tag: world+record+attempt

does-open-market
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615886808317079552/7433882
has reply: https://twitter.com/danja/status/615887891454148608
tmpcontent: Does an open market for personal data take away our ability to make autonomous decisions? -[@rdbinns](http://twitter.com/RDBinns)
actor: me
content: Does an open market for personal data take away our ability to make autonomous decisions? -@rdbinns
latitude: 51.75886
longitude: -1.2585
published: 2015-06-30T15:16:35+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, websci15, & personal data
tag: personal+data
tag: privacy
tag: websci15

effect-requiring
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615821718419021824/3341859197
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615821718419021824/607480698
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615821718419021824/82752482
tmpcontent: Effect of requiring authentication - "blandification". Conformity effect. THIS IS HORRIFYING. But unsurprising. (Rolf Fredheim, Alfred Moore, John Naughton)
actor: me
content: Effect of requiring authentication - "blandification". Conformity effect. THIS IS HORRIFYING. But unsurprising. (Rolf Fredheim, Alfred Moore, John Naughton)
latitude: 51.73855
longitude: -1.23889
published: 2015-06-30T10:57:44+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, privacy, identity, social media, websci15, online personas, & anonymity
tag: anonymity
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

eswc2015
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/608037855546490880/12193532
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/608037855546490880/44687734
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/608037855546490880/55247494
has reply: https://twitter.com/csarven/status/608173523979366401
has reply: https://twitter.com/olberger/status/608293109609472000
tmpcontent: # ESWC2015 This is a summary of a few bits and pieces that stood out to me from ESWC2015. I haven't covered every session I attended or paper I saw, just the ones that remained with me (other people will do full summaries of all the paper sessions I'm sure, or you can refer to [the programme](http://2015.eswc-conferences.org/program) or [Fabien Gandon's closing slides](http://www.slideshare.net/fabien_gandon/eswc-2015-closing-and-general-chairs-minute-of-madness) which have an excellent summary). For a more 'live' overview of my view on the conference you can see [everything I posted during it](https://rhiaro.co.uk/tag/eswc2015). Overall, I had a great experience, met some fantastic people and absorbed lots of interesting ideas. I feel more positive about work in linked data; I'd been slacking off following the community for a while, but I've been reassured that there are plenty of practical-minded researchers out there who are doing great things, and I'll be paying more attention again henceforth. Daily swims in the sea probably didn't hurt. ## SemDev2015 The developers workshop was great, full of people positive about building tools and applications, and finding ways to make the power of linked data accessible to actual end users. The focus was on building for web developers rather than on end-user applications, with projects being great libraries and tooling for working with linked data, as a way to bridge the gap. There was an air of frankness, with attendees keen to address problems openly, without handwaving or glossing over things that weren't working out. There was even live debugging during presentations. [Here's the program, with links to projects and repos](http://eswc2015.semdev.org/program/). I missed the final discussion session, but this was [recorded](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4WN4XEpViA) and I hear it was good. ## Philoweb For a philosophy of the web workshop, the talks and discussions during this workshop were around pretty pragmatic issues.…
actor: me
content: This is a summary of a few bits and pieces that stood out to me from ESWC2015. I haven't covered every session I attended or paper I saw, just the ones that remained with me (other people will do full summaries of all the paper sessions I'm sure, or you can refer to the programme or Fabien Gandon's closing slides which have an excellent summary). For a more 'live' overview of my view on the conference you can see everything I posted during it. Overall, I had a great experience, met some fantastic people and absorbed lots of interesting ideas. I feel more positive about work in linked data; I'd been slacking off following the community for a while, but I've been reassured that there are plenty of practical-minded researchers out there who are doing great things, and I'll be paying more attention again henceforth. Daily swims in the sea probably didn't hurt. SemDev2015 The developers workshop was great, full of people positive about building tools and applications, and finding ways to make the power of linked data accessible to actual end users. The focus was on building for web developers rather than on end-user applications, with projects being great libraries and tooling for working with linked data, as a way to bridge the gap. There was an air of frankness, with attendees keen to address problems openly, without handwaving or glossing over things that weren't working out. There was even live debugging during presentations. Here's the program, with links to projects and repos. I missed the final discussion session, but this was recorded and I hear it was good. Philoweb For a philosophy of the web workshop, the talks and discussions during this workshop were around pretty pragmatic issues. In particular how we can obtain true decentralisation, problems with centralised DNS and internet infrastructure, the lack of attention paid in this community to security issues, and the importance of understanding social processes and current practice for ensuring the web continu…
name: ESWC2015
published: 2015-06-08T23:24:50+0100
tag: conference+notes
tag: eswc2015
tag: event
tag: linked+data
tag: semantic+web
tag: semdev2015
tag: workshop

everybody-happy
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615887635538690048/82752482
tmpcontent: If everybody is happy because their data is being used to give them perfect products/services is it okay? ...Not if our data is being used to tell us what we want in the first place.
actor: me
content: If everybody is happy because their data is being used to give them perfect products/services is it okay? ...Not if our data is being used to tell us what we want in the first place.
latitude: 51.75886
longitude: -1.25848
published: 2015-06-30T15:19:44+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, websci15, & personal data
tag: personal+data
tag: privacy
tag: websci15

explain-ownership
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/MAChirrups/status/615283973745430528
tmpcontent: To explain ownership, [@gloriakt](http://twitter.com/gloriakt) suggests data use in divorce/legal proceedings.
actor: me
content: To explain ownership, @gloriakt suggests data use in divorce/legal proceedings.
in reply to: whats-problem
published: 2015-06-28T16:49:14+0100
summary: Amy wrote about indieweb, social web, privacy, websci15, ownmydata, & htp://twitter.com/gloriakt
tag: htptwitter.comgloriakt
tag: htp://twitter.com/gloriakt
tag: indieweb
tag: ownmydata
tag: privacy
tag: social+web
tag: websci15

facebook-asks
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/davemurrayrust/status/615819921726009344
tmpcontent: Facebook asks 'what is your name'. If you think about it too long, you violate the terms of service. - [@emax](http://twitter.com/emax)
actor: me
content: Facebook asks 'what is your name'. If you think about it too long, you violate the terms of service. - @emax
latitude: 51.73854
longitude: -1.23887
published: 2015-06-30T10:24:49+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, identity, social media, websci15, emax, & online personas
tag: emax
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

finally-moved
type: Note
tmpcontent: I finally moved Slog'd issues from my head+Workflowy+indiewebcamp wiki to actual [issues on bitbucket](https://bitbucket.org/rhiaro/slogd/issues?status=new&status=open)!
actor: me
content: I finally moved Slog'd issues from my head+Workflowy+indiewebcamp wiki to actual issues on bitbucket!
published: 2015-06-19T13:07:39+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, indieweb, slogd, & git
tag: git
tag: hacking
tag: indieweb
tag: slogd

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/06/formosanhttprhiarocoukphotos1506websci150629_bteajpg
type: Note
tmpcontent: ![Formosan](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1506websci/150629_btea.jpg)
actor: me
latitude: 51.75049
location: https://foursquare.com/v/formosan/4fb780ade4b02db3079b6d51
longitude: -1.25681
published: 2015-06-29T17:05:56+0100
summary: Amy wrote about websci15, & bubble tea
tag: bubble+tea
tag: websci15

guess-should-stop
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611144551647027200/2202651865
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611144551647027200/2307539594
has reply: https://twitter.com/PhD_Connect/status/611145038886797312
tmpcontent: I guess I should stop complaining and do some work.Unless... complaining *is* work?
actor: me
content: I guess I should stop complaining and do some work. Unless... complaining is work?
published: 2015-06-17T13:12:18+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, academia, & complaining
tag: academia
tag: complaining
tag: phd

hoooooly-shit
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/606823790006444032/497619102
tmpcontent: Hoooooly shit that was close. Got to the gate with seconds to spare thanks to the bus being an hour slow, a mental taxi driver who only spoke German but took me catching this flight personally (+40eur) and Ljubljana airport being teeny tiny.
actor: me
content: Hoooooly shit that was close. Got to the gate with seconds to spare thanks to the bus being an hour slow, a mental taxi driver who only spoke German but took me catching this flight personally (+40eur) and Ljubljana airport being teeny tiny.
latitude: 45.50548
longitude: 13.60207
published: 2015-06-05T15:02:57+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, flight, & airport
tag: airport
tag: flight
tag: travel

like-when-papers
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611134906626928640/17047955
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611134906626928640/2532669535
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611134906626928640/3076082292
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611134906626928640/346250156
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611134906626928640/715343792
has reply: https://twitter.com/PhD_Connect/status/611136226918318080
actor: me
content: I like when papers say they conducted a study on "social networking sites" but actually it was just Facebook or Twitter (sometimes, MySpace).
published: 2015-06-17T12:33:29+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, social web, academia, profiles, & social networks
tag: academia
tag: phd
tag: profiles
tag: social+networks
tag: social+web

listening
type: Note
actor: me
content: Listening to @paolo2day explain his research in Italian, enough English keywords and hand gestures that I know what's going on..
published: 2015-06-29T11:38:46+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: websci15

made-list-things
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611143080297820160/16432951
has reply: https://twitter.com/PhD_Connect/status/611143776552271873
tmpcontent: I made a list of things I hate: * Studies that assume people are clueless wrt their online identity and social data management * Studies that assume people are totally aware and make active conscious decisions about their online identity and social data management * Studies that generalise to all social networks from facebook or twitter * Studies that generalise to all people from one demographic * When that demographic is western college students * ..because that just means they couldn't make time/effort to step off campus * Studies that assume people have a straightforward or one-to-one mapping with their social profiles * Mining profile information to improve recommendations/advertising/marketing blah * Mining profile information to infer attributes * Studies that act like their results will still be meaningful in 6 months * Anything that reduces humans to dots and lines (all SNA lol) * Papers that assume there are technical solutions to all privacy issues * Studies that totally ignore imagined audience or expectation of privacy (it's public so we can use it!) I'm not saying I can necessarily do better, but I will at least refer back to this list and try...
actor: me
content: I made a list of things I hate: Studies that assume people are clueless wrt their online identity and social data management Studies that assume people are totally aware and make active conscious decisions about their online identity and social data management Studies that generalise to all social networks from facebook or twitter Studies that generalise to all people from one demographic When that demographic is western college students ..because that just means they couldn't make time/effort to step off campus Studies that assume people have a straightforward or one-to-one mapping with their social profiles Mining profile information to improve recommendations/advertising/marketing blah Mining profile information to infer attributes Studies that act like their results will still be meaningful in 6 months Anything that reduces humans to dots and lines (all SNA lol) Papers that assume there are technical solutions to all privacy issues Studies that totally ignore imagined audience or expectation of privacy (it's public so we can use it!) I'm not saying I can necessarily do better, but I will at least refer back to this list and try...
published: 2015-06-17T13:06:07+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, academia, social networks, sna, studies, & complaining
tag: academia
tag: complaining
tag: phd
tag: sna
tag: social+networks
tag: studies

mark-zuckerberg
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615841261015158785/82752482
tmpcontent: "If Mark Zuckerberg had done GCSE Web Science, how would the web be different now?" How can Web We Want influence new creators/entrepreneurs/innovators on top of educating the users.
actor: me
content: "If Mark Zuckerberg had done GCSE Web Science, how would the web be different now?" How can Web We Want influence new creators/entrepreneurs/innovators on top of educating the users.
latitude: 51.73855
longitude: -1.23889
published: 2015-06-30T12:14:05+0100
summary: Amy wrote about websci15, web science, web we want, & digital rights
tag: digital+rights
tag: web+science
tag: web+we+want
tag: websci15

mind-blown-quick
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/charwarz/status/610791521504337920
tmpcontent: Mind blown by how quick, convenient and inexpensive it was just change a [megabus](http://twitter.com/megabus) reservation. Take note, train companies.
actor: me
content: Mind blown by how quick, convenient and inexpensive it was just change a megabus reservation. Take note, train companies.
published: 2015-06-16T13:47:05+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, & megabus
tag: megabus
tag: travel

need-research
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615196041990815744/109613064
tmpcontent: Need research into problems with personalisation. Filter bubbles, agency, nudges, manipulation, trust, security, informed consent, ... ~ Ansgar Koene
actor: me
content: Need research into problems with personalisation. Filter bubbles, agency, nudges, manipulation, trust, security, informed consent, ... ~ Ansgar Koene
published: 2015-06-28T17:31:18+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, social web, privacy, social media, websci15, social network analysis, & personalisation
tag: personalisation
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: social+network+analysis
tag: social+web
tag: websci15

new-favourite-way
type: Note
has reply: https://aaronparecki.com/likes/2015/06/24/2/
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/613446389868163072/15090636
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/613446389868163072/2388383697
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/613446389868163072/29538094
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/613446389868163072/309012507
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/613446389868163072/3334843317
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/613446389868163072/40343747
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/613446389868163072/630517931
has reply: https://twitter.com/shearer12345_j/status/613607373744250880
has reply: https://twitter.com/shearer12345_j/status/613607518061862912
tmpcontent: My new favourite way of feeling productive but not actually achieving anything is filing github issues for myself.
actor: me
content: My new favourite way of feeling productive but not actually achieving anything is filing github issues for myself.
published: 2015-06-23T21:39:07+0100
summary: Amy wrote about life, github, & productivity
tag: github
tag: life
tag: productivity

notes-post-social
type: Article
tmpcontent: # Notes post social-informatics seminar talk methodology: iterative, inductive ResearchGate > Academia.edu Research in use of avatars Where the good enough boundary lies for managing? When is it dangerous, when serendipitous. What 'matters'? No perfect model of social management/access control. Easier to look at different systems doing the same thing in different ways (things of a similar species) Profiles shaped strongly by the needs of the service providers Problems of their own survival are also played out in this space Difficulties people may have managing profiles are sometimes down to easily fixable poor design things Interests of people fight with interests of service Github Definition of ownership ACNE and other diseases communities on twitter - people create second accounts to participate "epidemic communication patterns" - Robin Williams
actor: me
content: Notes post social-informatics seminar talk methodology: iterative, inductive ResearchGate > Academia.edu Research in use of avatars Where the good enough boundary lies for managing? When is it dangerous, when serendipitous. What 'matters'? No perfect model of social management/access control. Easier to look at different systems doing the same thing in different ways (things of a similar species) Profiles shaped strongly by the needs of the service providers Problems of their own survival are also played out in this space Difficulties people may have managing profiles are sometimes down to easily fixable poor design things Interests of people fight with interests of service Github Definition of ownership ACNE and other diseases communities on twitter - people create second accounts to participate "epidemic communication patterns" - Robin Williams
in reply to: what-profile
name: Notes post social-informatics seminar talk
name: Post Soc-Inf notes
published: 2015-06-19T11:35:35+0100
published: 2015-06-19T12:35:35+01:00
tag: social+web
tag: soc-inf
tag: notes
tag: seminar
tag: social+science
tag: methodology
tag: phd

number-one-reason
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/cryomaniac/status/615816976812916736
has reply: https://twitter.com/JCGoilo/status/615903599718232064
has reply: https://twitter.com/johnnieingram/status/615817605761253376
has reply: https://twitter.com/lutzid/status/615823108449169408
has reply: https://twitter.com/MarieVC/status/615816496963547136
tmpcontent: Number one reason for using pseudonyms & multiple accounts online: separation of audience - [@emax](http://twitter.com/emax)
actor: me
content: Number one reason for using pseudonyms & multiple accounts online: separation of audience - @emax
latitude: 51.73855
longitude: -1.2389
published: 2015-06-30T10:36:46+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, identity, social media, websci15, emax, & online personas
tag: emax
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

oh-thing-semantic
type: Note
tmpcontent: OH: "The thing Semantic Web people are best at is jumping on bandwagons"
content: OH: "The thing Semantic Web people are best at is jumping on bandwagons
published: 2015-06-12T12:53:30+0100
summary: Amy wrote about semantic web, & academia
tag: academia
tag: semantic+web

okay-private
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/DrDanielASmith/status/611919882347659264
has reply: https://twitter.com/johnnieingram/status/611881676805963776
has reply: https://twitter.com/johnnieingram/status/611881734368555008
tmpcontent: Okay, now I have a private github repo called 'life' with many issues.
actor: me
content: Okay, now I have a private github repo called 'life' with many issues.
published: 2015-06-19T13:56:15+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, life, & github
tag: github
tag: hacking
tag: life

omg-lot-tabs-open
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/PhD_Connect/status/611138749662121984
tmpcontent: Omg I have a lot of tabs open. When do I decide I can ignore all SN profiles studies conducted before 2012? Could also filter out 'myspace', 'digital natives' and 'college students'.
actor: me
content: Omg I have a lot of tabs open. When do I decide I can ignore all SN profiles studies conducted before 2012? Could also filter out 'myspace', 'digital natives' and 'college students'.
published: 2015-06-17T12:45:56+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, academia, research, social networks, & studies
tag: academia
tag: phd
tag: research
tag: social+networks
tag: studies

oops-accidentally
type: Note
tmpcontent: Oops, I accidentally the whole morning.
actor: me
content: Oops, I accidentally the whole morning.
published: 2015-06-15T12:13:50+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: life

platforms-over
type: Note
tmpcontent: Platforms 'over-ask' for data that users didn't think they should have to share - [@emax](http://twitter.com/emax)
actor: me
content: Platforms 'over-ask' for data that users didn't think they should have to share - @emax
latitude: 51.73855
longitude: -1.23887
published: 2015-06-30T10:33:23+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, identity, social media, websci15, emax, & online personas
tag: emax
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

prolific-blogger
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615848731657809920/1630757443
tmpcontent: Prolific blogger motivations - ~"so parents know they're alive and don't have to call". That's why I tweet :)
actor: me
content: Prolific blogger motivations - ~"so parents know they're alive and don't have to call". That's why I tweet :)
latitude: 51.73855
longitude: -1.23889
published: 2015-06-30T12:44:56+0100
summary: Amy wrote about websci15, & blogging
tag: blogging
tag: websci15

props
type: Note
tmpcontent: Props to [Elfalafel](http://www.elfalafel.com/) for feeding a hungry student who didn't quite have enough cash :)
actor: me
content: Props to Elfalafel for feeding a hungry student who didn't quite have enough cash :)
latitude: 55.94614
longitude: -3.20078
published: 2015-06-13T16:10:29+0100
summary: Amy wrote about food, edinburgh, falafel, & elfalafel
tag: edinburgh
tag: elfalafel
tag: falafel
tag: food

rapidly-coming
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615196737737740288/14109718
tmpcontent: Rapidly coming to the conclusion that WebSci15 is going to be everything WWW2015 should have been. Clearly Web needs more social scientists.
actor: me
content: Rapidly coming to the conclusion that WebSci15 is going to be everything WWW2015 should have been. Clearly Web needs more social scientists.
published: 2015-06-28T17:34:04+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, social web, conference, academia, websci15, www2015, & web science
tag: academia
tag: conference
tag: phd
tag: social+web
tag: web+science
tag: websci15
tag: www2015

social-media
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615195022300942336/109613064
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615195022300942336/82752482
tmpcontent: Social media theory is missing theories of power and control. Protocols and UIs are control mechanisms. ~ Hans Akkermans
actor: me
content: Social media theory is missing theories of power and control. Protocols and UIs are control mechanisms. ~ Hans Akkermans
published: 2015-06-28T17:27:09+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, social web, academia, social media, websci15, & social science
tag: academia
tag: phd
tag: social+media
tag: social+science
tag: social+web
tag: websci15

starting-wonder
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611874068149760000/1654119458
has reply: https://twitter.com/jarofgreen/status/611934836975124480
has reply: https://twitter.com/rhiaro/status/611878960415305728
tmpcontent: Starting to wonder why I haven't been organising my entire life via bitbucket/github issues. * New issue: Cut a spare house key. * New issue: Electricity bill is too high. * New issue: Fix lock on bathroom door. * New issue: Shower today, you smell. * New issue: Do laundry. * New issue: Buy hazelnuts. * New issue: Clean Tigo's carpet. * New issue: Catch up on emails from people met travelling. * New issue: Book travel to London and Lincoln in July. * New issue: Write thesis.
content: Starting to wonder why I haven't been organising my entire life via bitbucket/github issues. New issue: Cut a spare house key. New issue: Electricity bill is too high. New issue: Fix lock on bathroom door. New issue: Shower today, you smell. New issue: Do laundry. New issue: Buy hazelnuts. New issue: Clean Tigo's carpet. New issue: Catch up on emails from people met travelling. New issue: Book travel to London and Lincoln in July. New issue: Write thesis.
published: 2015-06-19T13:33:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about hacking, life, & git
tag: git
tag: hacking
tag: life

tend-react-day
type: Note
tmpcontent: I tend to react to day-to-day things on a scale from nbd to idgaf. Other people seem way too melodramatic to me, but sometimes I wonder if I should care more about stuff. Eh. Whatever.
actor: me
content: I tend to react to day-to-day things on a scale from nbd to idgaf. Other people seem way too melodramatic to me, but sometimes I wonder if I should care more about stuff. Eh. Whatever.
published: 2015-06-11T20:49:23+0100
summary: Amy wrote about life, nbd, & idgaf
tag: idgaf
tag: life
tag: nbd

test-thing
type: Note
tmpcontent: # Testtest a thing
content: test a thing
end time: 2012-08-31T00:00:00+0100
name: Test
published: 2015-06-11T11:27:00+0100
start time: 2011-09-01T00:00:00+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: test

there-companies
type: Note
tmpcontent: There are companies that help you sell your personal data to advertisers, I totally didn't realise this. Via [@RDBinns](http://twitter.com/RDBinns)
actor: me
content: There are companies that help you sell your personal data to advertisers, I totally didn't realise this. Via @RDBinns
latitude: 51.75887
longitude: -1.25852
published: 2015-06-30T15:03:43+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, privacy, websci15, & personal data
tag: personal+data
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: websci15

todays-socialwg
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/605785189474639873/630517931
tmpcontent: Today's SocialWG telecon location: ![best office](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1505portoroz/socialwgsea.jpg) And the SIP connection is better here than in my office, which seems like a perfectly reasonable justification for staying here always.
actor: me
content: Today's SocialWG telecon location: And the SIP connection is better here than in my office, which seems like a perfectly reasonable justification for staying here always.
latitude: 45.51727
longitude: 13.56933
published: 2015-06-02T18:14:20+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, socialwg, beach, meeting, & sea
tag: beach
tag: meeting
tag: sea
tag: socialwg
tag: travel

travel
type: Article
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/606950053589225472/2455116865
tmpcontent: # Travel for productivity and health I'm flying back to the UK having been away for five weeks. I attended a meeting, a hackathon and two conferences, and in between climbed some mountains, hiked through some forests, swam in lakes and sea, spent an awful lot of time on trains and buses, visited some new countries and cities and met a ton of awesome people. Most people are incredulous when I say I'm actually working and not on a break from my PhD, and tell me how they'd never get away with this at their university or organisation. But it turns out, I've been way more productive over the last five weeks than I would have been if I had been in my office. I'm excused from obligations like meetings and seminars, I don't have to run errands or do chores, and as much as I love coffee breaks with my officemates six of them a day at half an hour each can be a bit of a time sink. There have been other distractions instead of course. Mountains that won't climb themselves. Chasing buses that never come. Hunting for a last minute bed to sleep in. These kinds of distractions keep me awake though, paying attention, instead of turning my brain to mush or making me feel resentful of everything around me. I'm primed for ideas and inspiration at all times. Turns out I work much better on the beach and in trains than I do in the same room every day. I've felt more awake and more able. My confidence is boosted every time I resolve some travel-related inconvenience or handle a difficult situation. I've been able to be spontaneous and felt empowered because of it. I'm stronger for living day by day out of a rucksack and not always knowing where I'm going. I've been able to focus on the moment and follow my instincts. It helps that I've been healthier, physically and mentally. I've been able to totally relax. The eczema on my hands cleared up completely and my nose has been more often functional than ever before. I've spent a lot of time outside, and been active. I've walked hundreds of m…
actor: me
content: I'm flying back to the UK having been away for five weeks. I attended a meeting, a hackathon and two conferences, and in between climbed some mountains, hiked through some forests, swam in lakes and sea, spent an awful lot of time on trains and buses, visited some new countries and cities and met a ton of awesome people. Most people are incredulous when I say I'm actually working and not on a break from my PhD, and tell me how they'd never get away with this at their university or organisation. But it turns out, I've been way more productive over the last five weeks than I would have been if I had been in my office. I'm excused from obligations like meetings and seminars, I don't have to run errands or do chores, and as much as I love coffee breaks with my officemates six of them a day at half an hour each can be a bit of a time sink. There have been other distractions instead of course. Mountains that won't climb themselves. Chasing buses that never come. Hunting for a last minute bed to sleep in. These kinds of distractions keep me awake though, paying attention, instead of turning my brain to mush or making me feel resentful of everything around me. I'm primed for ideas and inspiration at all times. Turns out I work much better on the beach and in trains than I do in the same room every day. I've felt more awake and more able. My confidence is boosted every time I resolve some travel-related inconvenience or handle a difficult situation. I've been able to be spontaneous and felt empowered because of it. I'm stronger for living day by day out of a rucksack and not always knowing where I'm going. I've been able to focus on the moment and follow my instincts. It helps that I've been healthier, physically and mentally. I've been able to totally relax. The eczema on my hands cleared up completely and my nose has been more often functional than ever before. I've spent a lot of time outside, and been active. I've walked hundreds of miles, worn myself out completely and …
name: Travel for productivity and health
published: 2015-06-05T23:22:40+0100
tag: health
tag: phd
tag: productivity
tag: travel
tag: work

uh-oh-websci15
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615171021881147392/1111871
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615171021881147392/582425643
tmpcontent: Uh oh, WebSci15 is shaping up to be way more interesting and fun than I expected, how will I write a paper during the conference now?!
actor: me
content: Uh oh, WebSci15 is shaping up to be way more interesting and fun than I expected, how will I write a paper during the conference now?!
published: 2015-06-28T15:52:08+0100
summary: Amy wrote about conference, websci15, & web science
tag: conference
tag: web+science
tag: websci15

use-ftpirc-share
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/611687595161055233/1583811
tmpcontent: I use FTP+IRC to share images almost exclusively these days. Do I win at social web?
actor: me
content: I use FTP+IRC to share images almost exclusively these days. Do I win at social web?
published: 2015-06-19T01:10:27+0100
summary: Amy wrote about social web, & irc
tag: irc
tag: social+web

very-colourful
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615819004003921921/82752482
tmpcontent: Very colourful slide of reasons people lie online.. ![laserunicorn](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1506websci/150630_emax.jpg)
actor: me
content: Very colourful slide of reasons people lie online..
latitude: 51.73855
longitude: -1.2389
published: 2015-06-30T10:46:41+0100
summary: Amy wrote about phd, privacy, identity, websci15, emax, online personas, & lying
tag: emax
tag: identity
tag: lying
tag: online+personas
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: websci15

web-anything-can
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615459375310876673/2458042592
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615459375310876673/424099055
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615459375310876673/495430242
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tmpcontent: "on the web, *anything* can be a cat" - [Paolo](http://twitter.com/paolo2day) ![Meow.](https://rhiaro.co.uk/photos/1506websci/150629_paolocat.jpg)
actor: me
content: "on the web, anything can be a cat" - Paolo
published: 2015-06-29T10:57:50+0100
summary: Amy wrote about websci15, http://twitter.com/paolo2day, & cat
tag: http://twitter.com/paolo2day
tag: cat
tag: websci15

went-heriot-watt
type: Note
tmpcontent: So I went to Heriot Watt for the SWeL meeting today. I worked on the bus on the way there, and on the way back (apparently I've completely overcome the severe travel sickness I've had my whole life over the past few weeks). But back in my office for the afternoon, I've been at my desk, but hardly done anything. So now I'm going to the pub, and I expect to pick up where I left off, and finish what I was working on there. I guess tomorrow I might try the Forum roof. If that fails, maybe I'll try the Meadows, or the middle of Holyrood Park. I was starting to panic about the amount of UK travel/events I have coming up over the next couple of months, but looking at this it might actually improve my productivity.
actor: me
content: So I went to Heriot Watt for the SWeL meeting today. I worked on the bus on the way there, and on the way back (apparently I've completely overcome the severe travel sickness I've had my whole life over the past few weeks). But back in my office for the afternoon, I've been at my desk, but hardly done anything. So now I'm going to the pub, and I expect to pick up where I left off, and finish what I was working on there. I guess tomorrow I might try the Forum roof. If that fails, maybe I'll try the Meadows, or the middle of Holyrood Park. I was starting to panic about the amount of UK travel/events I have coming up over the next couple of months, but looking at this it might actually improve my productivity.
published: 2015-06-08T18:16:24+0100
summary: Amy wrote about travel, phd, life, productivity, & office
tag: life
tag: office
tag: phd
tag: productivity
tag: travel

were-asking
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/emax/status/615818188828319744
tmpcontent: We're asking questions about lying online to understand the tensions between users and platform creators/administrators ~ [@emax](http://twitter.com/emax)
actor: me
content: We're asking questions about lying online to understand the tensions between users and platform creators/administrators ~ @emax
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published: 2015-06-30T10:26:23+0100
summary: Amy wrote about privacy, identity, social media, websci15, emax, & online personas
tag: emax
tag: identity
tag: online+personas
tag: privacy
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

what-profile
type: Article
has reply: notes-post-social
tmpcontent: # What is a profile? *..this post is a work in progress.* Digital personhood is simultaneously becoming more fragmented and more centralised. People are giving more of themselves (consciously and unconsciously) to services which help manage communications and activities, and at the same time spreading themselves across multiple services in order to manage different aspects of themselves. (There's something to say about Goffman here). We perform roles in different social situations, to different audiences, in order to manage people's impressions of us and our place in the world. Interaction on social networks can involve a great deal of performance; there is potential for a high level of control over the version of oneself presented according to what data one makes available to the system, and what activities are explicitly published. However this control is diminished by increasing complexity and opactiy of systems, and users' limited understanding of how their data is propagated and presented to others. The more data given to third parties, the less control individuals have over their own presentation of self, even if (especially when?) the systems in question present the opposite impression (through privacy controls etc). Since people can't exist on the web directly (yet), a profile is a document which exists on the web on a person's behalf. But what goes into that document, and how it is addressed, created and distributed, varies between social network providers. Regardless of what the social network provider intends, how individuals choose to use the profile-related tools they are provided with also varies. Some systems impose rules, policies or technical barriers against certain things. People find ways to do 'certain things' anyway. The ways in which people subvert affordances of social systems - and why they do it - might give us some insight into how to improve social systems to better meet people's needs. Aside: Profiles also exist for products, places, org…
actor: me
content: ..this post is a work in progress. Digital personhood is simultaneously becoming more fragmented and more centralised. People are giving more of themselves (consciously and unconsciously) to services which help manage communications and activities, and at the same time spreading themselves across multiple services in order to manage different aspects of themselves. (There's something to say about Goffman here). We perform roles in different social situations, to different audiences, in order to manage people's impressions of us and our place in the world. Interaction on social networks can involve a great deal of performance; there is potential for a high level of control over the version of oneself presented according to what data one makes available to the system, and what activities are explicitly published. However this control is diminished by increasing complexity and opactiy of systems, and users' limited understanding of how their data is propagated and presented to others. The more data given to third parties, the less control individuals have over their own presentation of self, even if (especially when?) the systems in question present the opposite impression (through privacy controls etc). Since people can't exist on the web directly (yet), a profile is a document which exists on the web on a person's behalf. But what goes into that document, and how it is addressed, created and distributed, varies between social network providers. Regardless of what the social network provider intends, how individuals choose to use the profile-related tools they are provided with also varies. Some systems impose rules, policies or technical barriers against certain things. People find ways to do 'certain things' anyway. The ways in which people subvert affordances of social systems - and why they do it - might give us some insight into how to improve social systems to better meet people's needs. Aside: Profiles also exist for products, places, organisations, etc... I'm …
name: What is a profile?
published: 2015-06-19T03:14:43+0100
tag: braindump
tag: identity
tag: indieweb
tag: online+profile
tag: phd
tag: privacy
tag: self-representation
tag: soc-inf
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tag: social+web
tag: socialwg
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whats-problem
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615184162874597376/399417286
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/615184162874597376/82752482
tmpcontent: "What's the problem?" from non-techies (and some techies) in response to wanting to own my data, I get that a lot too..
actor: me
content: "What's the problem?" from non-techies (and some techies) in response to wanting to own my data, I get that a lot too..
published: 2015-06-28T16:43:28+0100
summary: Amy wrote about indieweb, social web, privacy, websci15, & ownmydata
tag: indieweb
tag: ownmydata
tag: privacy
tag: social+web
tag: websci15

when-re-discover
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/608039749685768192/14188834
tmpcontent: When you re-discover someone you already follow in twitter and they're great and you wish you could follow them again.
actor: me
content: When you re-discover someone you already follow in twitter and they're great and you wish you could follow them again.
published: 2015-06-08T23:34:49+0100
summary: Amy wrote about social media, & twitter
tag: social+media
tag: twitter

why-brokkin
type: Note
tmpcontent: Why are you brokkin micropub?
actor: me
content: Why are you brokkin micropub?
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published: 2015-06-04T16:33:13+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: test

wow-90-drop
type: Note
has reply: https://twitter.com/kwelle/status/615820049723449344
tmpcontent: Wow, 90% drop in comments on politics articles after Huffpost switched to commenting via facebook ~ Rolf Fredheim, Alfred Moore and John Naughton
actor: me
content: Wow, 90% drop in comments on politics articles after Huffpost switched to commenting via facebook ~ Rolf Fredheim, Alfred Moore and John Naughton
latitude: 51.73855
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published: 2015-06-30T10:50:53+0100
summary: Amy wrote about social media, websci15, online personas, & anonymity
tag: anonymity
tag: online+personas
tag: social+media
tag: websci15

wow-posters--demo
type: Note
has reply: https://brid-gy.appspot.com/like/twitter/rhiaro/606371239544897536/11570962
has reply: cakes-tables
tmpcontent: Wow, posters & demo session is way more lively than I've noticed at other conferences! Not overlapping it with something helps a lot I guess
actor: me
content: Wow, posters & demo session is way more lively than I've noticed at other conferences! Not overlapping it with something helps a lot I guess
latitude: 45.51733
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published: 2015-06-04T09:04:59+0100
summary: Amy wrote about something
tag: eswc2015

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