Oracle AppsLab: Blogger Program Renewed for OpenWorld 2008
Floyd
· 1 year ago
So how about some more details on that blogger credential for ACEs thing? I want a nifty blogger ribbon!!!
Jake
· 1 year ago
I think we should do an informal contest for giggles to see who at OOW can have the most ribbons. Dan had a nice collection at COLLABORATE, maybe 6 or so.
Justin is your guy for details.
davidhaimes
· 1 year ago
ribbon envy is always rife at OOW, I'd like to have a blogger one for my collection too. Some ribbons require more work than others, I have tried to avoid the 'demogrounds' ribbon because that is the hardest job at the conference for me (and in some ways the most rewarding), speaker is no walk in the park either.
Jake
· 1 year ago
Ribbons are like quests achieved. It's conference gaming.
Dan Norris
· 1 year ago
See me at OOW...I'm hoping to have some custom ribbons printed up if I can find a place to do them. Send me suggestions. My first ribbon idea: "I read Jake's (er, AppsLab) blog." Discuss.
Jake
· 1 year ago
How about "My eyes are up here" for way at the bottom.
Floyd
· 1 year ago
I'm still working toward building a loin cloth out of conference ribbons...
Jake
· 1 year ago
That should be the goal for OOW ribbons. Hey, you had some relevant commentary on Dennis' post. Care to share it here?
Floyd
· 1 year ago
Sure. I really liked the step Oracle made last year with engaging bloggers at OOW. I hope the program evolves to increase the level of that engagement this year...I'm looking for Oracle to take additional, incremental steps for OOW 2008 that will serve to increase the engagement of bloggers.
In that vein, I was disappointed to hear that Oracle won't be covering travel expenses for bloggers attending OOW this year. Doing so would be a great move to increase the interaction between Oracle and bloggers. I know this is only one aspect of the blogger invitation program, so there may be other areas where we take steps to increase the engagement...I'm just disappointed we failed to make progress on this particular point.
Jake
· 1 year ago
I'll look forward to your thoughts in a blog post :) I'm not in charge, but I think T&E is not negotiable. Other suggestions would be welcomed, I'm sure.
Wow, threaded view breaks down a bit as you get further down the thread.
Ameed Taylor
· 1 year ago
Jake,
A couple of the Enterprise Irregulars who were at Enterprise 2.0 in Boston this past week were curious about what form the Blogger Program for OOW would take so this is good timing. I will pass word around for folks to sign up.
Also count me in as Blogger this year also:)
Jake
· 1 year ago
Justin is handling the credentials for ACEs. So, he's got you covered. Thanks for the promotion.
ontarioemperor
· 1 year ago
Slightly off topic, but our local ACE has already received an email regarding waiver of registration fees.
Jake
· 1 year ago
Right ACEs already have registration covered from what I understand, so there's no incentive to register as a blogger other than getting the coveted credential ribbon to stick on the badge.
Ribbons are like tags, the more you have, the more attributes you can show on your badge.
Jake
· 1 year ago
I do find it interesting that none of the comments (except Ameed's) are about the actual program itself.
Dan Norris
· 1 year ago
David started it (<in a junior high voice>). I'm such a follower sometimes.
Jake
· 1 year ago
Of course he did. Just an observation.
davidhaimes
· 1 year ago
If I jumped off a cliff would you do it too? (<in stern teacher voice>)
Dan Norris
· 1 year ago
I dive with sharks. Cliffs are a little tame, but sure, why not. :) As I said, I'm a follower (sometimes).
Tim
· 1 year ago
Im thinking of taking blog 'ribbons' to a whole new level. Printing t-shirts on line is pretty cheap now so Im gonna have a 'Got BIP Blog?' shirt with URLs emblazoned in large letters!
Jake
· 1 year ago
I saw a shirt about a year ago with a whole mess of 2.0 sites listed in small type in 3 columns, front and back, with blank lines for account name or ID.
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Justin is your guy for details.
In that vein, I was disappointed to hear that Oracle won't be covering travel expenses for bloggers attending OOW this year. Doing so would be a great move to increase the interaction between Oracle and bloggers. I know this is only one aspect of the blogger invitation program, so there may be other areas where we take steps to increase the engagement...I'm just disappointed we failed to make progress on this particular point.
Wow, threaded view breaks down a bit as you get further down the thread.
A couple of the Enterprise Irregulars who were at Enterprise 2.0 in Boston this past week were curious about what form the Blogger Program for OOW would take so this is good timing. I will pass word around for folks to sign up.
Also count me in as Blogger this year also:)
Ribbons are like tags, the more you have, the more attributes you can show on your badge.
(<in stern teacher voice>)
Update: Guess it was only social nets and only the front, but still funny: http://www.geekologie.com/2007/11/web_20_social...
OOW registrants could get one for all the attributes and interests, better than a badge.