After reading Chris Brogan’s post on keeping things in perspective when it comes to working on the Net, I thought of some things that I always want to help others understand, AND to remind myself of what they really are. Here’s a beginner’s Geek to Real World Term Guide. Please share this with your friends and if you have any other ones you’d like to add, lemme know in comments section. And comment if there are things you don’t know too!
The Official Technologist To Real World Translation Guide, by Natasha Wescoat:
Blog = Online Journal or Newsletter (depending on your use)
Podcast = Radio show on internet
Microblogging = Text messaging to all your friends at once
Linked-In = Online resume and networking with colleagues
Wiki = Share what you know about any subject
Meme = Ideas that spread
AstroTurfing = Getting word of mouth for product or ideas online
Social Bookmarks = sharing and organizing your favorite web pages on another site
Social Media = Webpages and web programs people use to connect to each other on the internet
Microcelebrity = Someone who’s famous on the internet. It could mean 15 or 150,000 people on the net know them. Give or take.
RSS = Email Newsletters
SEO = Makes your website the easiest and best
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Natasha…nice work…for all of us to utilize I hope…this is really great…I know I know…simplistic…but hey soooo needed…thanks…MolsonFerg