I was having a very interesting talk with Ian and Glyn yesterday during dinner about the DataPortability workgroup. I can start explaining what the idea of data portability is, but I think that this next video explains way more. Let me just say that Google, Facebook and Plaxo recently joined for a good reason.
A couple of Germans tried to play Werewolf last weekend at a BarCamp in Germany, but bumped into the issues of figuring out what the rules were. The moderator was a guy that had only played Werewolf once with us (and got killed the first night) so he ran into some issues.
So, now here it is, we decided to set up a whole wiki, a bit like a wikia wiki, covering everything related to Werewolf. I am planning to add some stuff myself tomorrow, but for now I would like to invite anyone to add stuff. Please remember to keep FACT from FICTION and not just insert tactics into rules.
Een paar Duitsers hebben afgelopen weekend geprobeerd Weerwolf te spelen maar liepen vast tegen de regels. De moderator had het spel slechts 1 keer gespeeld en was in de eerste nag al opegegeten. Met andere woorden: ze liepen vast omtrend de regels. Ik heb nu dus een wiki opgezet om een keer alle regels enzo neer te zetten. Iedereen kan toevoegen maar let wel op dat je TAKTIEK apart houd van REGELS.
So, I just had my Yahoo Pipes talk here at BarcampLondon3 at Google. It was basically a recap of this blog post, with a nice question and answer session afterwords. Cool thing though is that Tom Morris made a video of my talk and posted it to Blip.TV.