Comments on: WordPress Prologue Theme could brings what’s missing to Twitter-Groups http://www.everyjoe.com/articles/wordpress-prologue-theme-could-brings-whats-missing-to-twitter-groups-141/ Sports News - Tech Reviews - Entertainment - Life Tips for EveryJoe Sat, 19 Dec 2009 05:24:38 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Daniel http://www.everyjoe.com/articles/wordpress-prologue-theme-could-brings-whats-missing-to-twitter-groups-141/comment-page-1/#comment-331178 Daniel Fri, 15 Feb 2008 15:45:35 +0000 http://www.mapleleaftwo.com/wordpress-prologue-theme-could-brings-whats-missing-to-twitter-groups/#comment-331178 Not really keeping to its original intention, but Prologue’s clean, white, iPhone friendly creative inspired me to build a Jakarta bar listings & review site: http://www.jakartabar.com/ Innovative use of various WP comments plugins allow users to not just submit their reviews, but also ratings, as well as rate the reviews of other users. Not really keeping to its original intention, but Prologue’s clean, white, iPhone friendly creative inspired me to build a Jakarta bar listings & review site:

http://www.jakartabar.com/

Innovative use of various WP comments plugins allow users to not just submit their reviews, but also ratings, as well as rate the reviews of other users.

]]> By: Why Use Twitter When You Can Make Your Own Microblogging Network With Wordpress Prologue? | Gauravonomics Blog http://www.everyjoe.com/articles/wordpress-prologue-theme-could-brings-whats-missing-to-twitter-groups-141/comment-page-1/#comment-330248 Why Use Twitter When You Can Make Your Own Microblogging Network With Wordpress Prologue? | Gauravonomics Blog Sat, 02 Feb 2008 00:44:25 +0000 http://www.mapleleaftwo.com/wordpress-prologue-theme-could-brings-whats-missing-to-twitter-groups/#comment-330248 [...] The other useful application of Prologue is as a private password-protected microblogging network inside an enterprise. As a completely virtual company with no two people in the same place every day, we often have trouble keeping up with each other, so we’re going to be using a password-protected Prologue that only Automattic employees can access as one of our methods of communication, much like some other companies use Basecamp. — Matt Mullenweg I could also see a system like this working very well for corporate IT support teams. — Allen Stern Install WordPress on a web server inside the firewall, build accounts for your colleagues, and you’ve solved the “private implementation” of Twitter. Almost. — Chris Brogan You’re a group of 8 people working on something that’s going to change the world, and you’re always looking for new collaborative things that are going to make your team more productive and keep them together. You have Basecamp, where you post long company memos and ideas. You have e-mail which you use to get stuff done and keep in tap with each other for the important, must-document things. You have IM to keep in constant ping. And last but not the least, you have Facebook. Will you have a use for something like Prologue? It depends, but I can’t see why you wouldn’t not want to give it a try. — Sid Yadav Imagine this, you have a descent-sized company. What if you had a WPMU-based blog for the company… okay maybe just WP. But you have blogs with different groups… HR, IT, General, Sale, etc. Pretty darn powerful. — Tris Hussey [...] [...] The other useful application of Prologue is as a private password-protected microblogging network inside an enterprise. As a completely virtual company with no two people in the same place every day, we often have trouble keeping up with each other, so we’re going to be using a password-protected Prologue that only Automattic employees can access as one of our methods of communication, much like some other companies use Basecamp. — Matt Mullenweg I could also see a system like this working very well for corporate IT support teams. — Allen Stern Install WordPress on a web server inside the firewall, build accounts for your colleagues, and you’ve solved the “private implementation” of Twitter. Almost. — Chris Brogan You’re a group of 8 people working on something that’s going to change the world, and you’re always looking for new collaborative things that are going to make your team more productive and keep them together. You have Basecamp, where you post long company memos and ideas. You have e-mail which you use to get stuff done and keep in tap with each other for the important, must-document things. You have IM to keep in constant ping. And last but not the least, you have Facebook. Will you have a use for something like Prologue? It depends, but I can’t see why you wouldn’t not want to give it a try. — Sid Yadav Imagine this, you have a descent-sized company. What if you had a WPMU-based blog for the company… okay maybe just WP. But you have blogs with different groups… HR, IT, General, Sale, etc. Pretty darn powerful. — Tris Hussey [...]

]]> By: Prologue is More Than We Are Considering : [chrisbrogan.com] http://www.everyjoe.com/articles/wordpress-prologue-theme-could-brings-whats-missing-to-twitter-groups-141/comment-page-1/#comment-331232 Prologue is More Than We Are Considering : [chrisbrogan.com] Thu, 31 Jan 2008 13:05:31 +0000 http://www.mapleleaftwo.com/wordpress-prologue-theme-could-brings-whats-missing-to-twitter-groups/#comment-331232 [...] is what people have been calling Matt Mullenweg’s latest project, and lots of great folks have weighed in on this. But I have a different [...] [...] is what people have been calling Matt Mullenweg’s latest project, and lots of great folks have weighed in on this. But I have a different [...]

]]> By: heri http://www.everyjoe.com/articles/wordpress-prologue-theme-could-brings-whats-missing-to-twitter-groups-141/comment-page-1/#comment-330175 heri Tue, 29 Jan 2008 17:28:42 +0000 http://www.mapleleaftwo.com/wordpress-prologue-theme-could-brings-whats-missing-to-twitter-groups/#comment-330175 hey tris, that's a great find, thanks! hey tris,

that’s a great find,

thanks!

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