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* [[Blog:What the paper says]] — some comments on scientific literature. ''(not active yet)'' | * [[Blog:What the paper says]] — some comments on scientific literature. ''(not active yet)'' | ||
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These are powered by [[MediaWiki]]'s extension [[WikiLog]] from Juliano F. Ravasi. The rationale for this choice can be read in our first blog entry under that approach: [[Blog:Fabrice/The Bliki way]]. | These are powered by [[MediaWiki]]'s extension [[WikiLog]] from Juliano F. Ravasi. The rationale for this choice can be read in our first blog entry under that approach: [[Blog:Fabrice/The Bliki way]]. | ||
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* [http://delvalle.laussy.org/elena/blog/ Elena's blog] | * [http://delvalle.laussy.org/elena/blog/ Elena's blog] | ||
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Adams is, after all, the one who foresaw the web 2.0, that of the social network, before the web1.0, its cozy version from the military. | Adams is, after all, the one who foresaw the web 2.0, that of the social network, before the web1.0, its cozy version from the military. | ||
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These are powered by MediaWiki's extension WikiLog from Juliano F. Ravasi. The rationale for this choice can be read in our first blog entry under that approach: Blog:Fabrice/The Bliki way.
Previously we were using WordPress, which is a nice piece of software but didn't match our purposes the best.