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Blogs are a familiar feature on the internet - where users post content in an accumulating manner, with comments, and search options, etc. They facilitate expression and exploration, and via attached comments, also debate and synthesis.


Reading and
Navigating Blogs

Our blogs are quite powerful. Each writer can post, as is typically the case. Sustainers who have the option can also post, however. All Blogs appear in the blog system, and sometimes also in content boxes the top page of ZNet - and always via the left menu of the top page - and can be found via searches, etc.

Commenting on blogs follows the blogs, attached at the bottom, and blog comments, like all others, are also visible in many places that show comments including in the forum system. In addition, the entire blog system gathers content for everyone - but one can look at the accumulating content in many ways.

  • For example one can look at one writer's efforts - so one is seeing what is effectively a blog system for that one writer, or Sustainer.
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  • One can look at only writer blogs, or only sustainer blogs, as well.
  • One can look at blogs for particular Groups, too.

All this is easily done using the left menu. Searches allow even more variables and refinements.


Creating Blog Posts

If you are a Sustainer with permission, and are logged in, you will see a link in the left menu for you to post a blog - and you can use that to post one, and then tag it various ways (such as with a topic or place, or a group tag), and once you do, it is in the system with you as the author.

You can also use the console button to the left to post a blog - anytime and from anywhere in the site, as long as you are logged in.

Meanwhile, enjoy the blogs - and, by the way, if you are a Free Member or a Sustainer with a ZSpace page, of course you can put one or more content boxes on it, pulling blog links of any sort you may want to filter for, for example, by you or by your friends or by others - and by topic, about places, for groups, etc.

Blogs

James Green's Blog

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Bio:   James Green is a community producer for Occupy Brooklyn TV. He can be reached at jgreen2727@gmail.com (More)

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Occupy Dalhousie University Nov 16th

By James Green at Nov 15, 2011


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Occupy Dalhousie University Tomorrow Nov 16th
Together with U of Occupy and Occupy Nova Scotia

Schedule of Events and Speakers for U of Occupy Event at Dalhousie University tomorrow themed 'Ideas are Free.'

There has been a change in location for this event to the upper lobby of the McCain building. There will be a mic and an amp set up at one end, and the table in the middle will be used as an art station.


10:00am - Kick-off/Welcome remarks
Prof. Chike Jeffers, Department of Philosophy: Social Ethics

10:30am - Prof. Christina Behme, Department of Philosophy: A Lesson and Discussion on Environmental Ethics

11:00 - Space open for students, members of Occupy NS

11:30 – Prof. Mike Doan: Philosophy of Education

12:00 – Alexander Redfield (founder of the Acadia University student farm): Food Politics and Corporatization on Campus

12:30 – Prof. Max Haiven: Edu-Factory, Financial Capitalism and Student Debt, and the Radical Imagination in a History of Social Movements

1:00 – James Green (Occupy Magazine) - Journalism and Censorship

1:30 - Andony Melathopolous (member of the Dalhousie Platypus Society): Does Marxism even Matter?

2:00 – space open for students, members of Occupy NS

2:30 – Emilie Novaczek, Youth Delegate for the International Climate Summit in South Africa, and a member of the Climate Youth Coalition: Climate Change and Peak Oil

3:00 – Prof. Fiona Martin, Dept. of Sociology and Social Anthropology: Consumer Ideology, Social Inequality, and Capitalism

3:45 - Prof. Matthew Furlong, University of King's College

4:00 – David Williams: Community Organizing

5:00 - Matt Furlong, University of King's College

5:20 - Dave Ron (Board Member of NSPIRG): University Activism

For more information email Anna Bishop and Hamish Russell at uofoccupy@gmail.com
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