…e of charge, on https://www.branchable.com/ by Joey and Lars. Branchable and Ikiwiki were wonderful ideas that never took off as much as they deserved. To avoid being a burden now that Branchable is nearing its end , I migrated to VPS at Sakura However, I have not left Ikiwiki. I…
…3+ who stated that they can speak Irish (after Tier 2014a). See https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Irish_speakers_in_2011.png (last accessed 17 April 2019) 94 Migration and language ecology: partition to globalisation Figure 27 Photo of bilingual signage on Irish Street, Arm…
…ing systems. The coherence of these fictional universes is contingent on the 34 Wiki Shadowrun, ‘Technomancy’, <https://shadowrun.fandom.com/pl/wiki/Tech nomancy> (2021) [accessed 1/06/2021]. 35 Russell Bailey, ‘Review of Revelation’, <https://www.rpg.net/reviews/ar…
…sons and comments on other scripts as co-executive producer (“Game of Thrones,” Wikipedia). 84 NARRATIVE COHERENCE: INTERACTION BETWEEN VERBAL AND VISUAL IN GAME OF THRONES skin (p. 103), wine is “cool fire” as it trickles down your throat (p. 120), unwashed men have “a sour smel…
…tangible cultural heritage is identified and produced by communities on an open, wiki-based inventory platform called Wiki-inventory for Living Heritage (2016–). In the case of authoritative intangible heritage inventorying, ‘Finnishness’ is a rather exclusive and formal category …
…zed’. Some people can even sacrifice their lives for what they belong to. Also, Wikipedia, by providing values related to intellect/knowledge, is also gaining a great deal of attention. There could be a plenty of samples for the social/value design in business. A sample case is t…
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…ad read back then. [1] When I say community work, I am talking about stuff like Wikipedia: large distributed groups of people doing something together, usually online, often unpaid. Usually international, often nerdy, often (but not always) FLOSS or FLOSS-adjacent. You are going …
…ad read back then. [1] When I say community work, I am talking about stuff like Wikipedia: large distributed groups of people doing something together, usually online, often unpaid. Usually international, often nerdy, often (but not always) FLOSS or FLOSS-adjacent. You are going …