I have only seen one side of but I have no reason to doubt what I've seen there. To me it seems indisputable that, no matter what politicians like Michael Gove may say, there is no real desire to allow small farmers to reform the farming and food landscape in England.
Great headlines of our time. "A study by the Public University of Navarre wins an award at an international conference"
Prepping for an imminent interview by reading https://newfoodeconomy.org/npis-birds-per-minute/ from @newfoodeconomy.
When I teach writing (which I do), I always say to people, "This is ambiguous. Sure, I can ask you here in class. But most people who read this aren't going to be able to ask you to clarify. They're either going to be confused, or jump to the meaning you don't want them to."
The silly thing is, Dave is there to clarify, and he chooses not to.
What's the problem?
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Over at , Dave Winer says:
Every blog should have a Subscribe button. In an open ecosystem this is a problem, a problem that silos don't have. Which is the advantage Twitter (a silo) has over the open web.
I guess I'm not smart enough to see what that problem might be.
Adactio: Journal—GDPR and Google Analytics
It’s almost as if the ubiquitous surveillance of people’s every move on the web wasn’t a very good idea in the first place.
M'kay. Tell that to the squillionaires.
Diving into diacetyl for this week's Eat This Newsletter. You still have time to subscribe. https://www.eatthispodcast.com/form-view/1
Someone's a bit fed up
Essentially, the non-semantic web is a balkanised hellscape of competing open and proprietary metadata standards.
And I don't blame him one bit. Moreover, I'm increasingly fed up with the idea of modifying my website to do the work of undoing the Balkan megalomania.
That’s a bit of a disappointment. Daily Kos won’t play nicely with Instapaper.