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Here's something I realised a little while ago: The web is my content management system. I post to Flickr, Dribbble, Blogger, Github, Google+, Twitter etc and
by ed209 14y ago
Here's something I realised a little while ago:
The web is my content management system.
I post to Flickr, Dribbble, Blogger, Github, Google+, Twitter etc and that stuff is my content. I post it there so that other people will find it and interact with it.
After that realisation, I figured why fight it and decided that the strategy for my personal site was to collect all my content from those other places.
- bungle 14y agoExcatly! And that works nicely in corporate environments too.
- stephengillie 14y agoBut don't you wish you had a tool to keep track of what you've posted where, streamline broadcast-posting, and manage conversations? That's a market I'm surprised not to see twitter-client-makers invade - social management systems. They've been making ones for Twitter, why not also a Github client? And a Quora client? Have conversations with the same people across a variety of services and sites? Let a social management system coordinate the conversation. Imagine conversation view looking like: Back-and-forth emails on top, followed by A few tweets with images linked, then a Github pull request, 2 FB messages (with other FB friends too), Another pull request, A Facetime chat, and finally Some closing emails. It reminds me of Wave.