I still haven’t found what I’m looking for.’ Yahoo. Internet Explorer. Google. Ecosia. Safari. Firefox. Bing. were all supposed to solve this for us.
I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For
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Opposite of Chatoyancy
Seth wrote about chatoyancy recently. I don’t know what opposite sophisticated word to chatoyancy is, but we experience it often
Updated Governance Stack
Many of you will be familiar with the governance stack. We need to figure out how people can be involved in the decision making.
Involving Others in Decision Making
There are many ways in which communities are involved in decision making. There isn’t ‘one’ way to do it as each community is different.
A Problem with Consent
And then someone asks a question that stops us all. “How do we explain consent and data sharing to an elderly person struggling with dementia?”
Tiers of Data Governance
Data governance can feel complex. One way to think about collective data governance is to think in tiers – governance, technical, legal, and data.
Checking for Duplicates is Easy
The process of checking for duplicates is relatively easy. Does that frog match this frog. Yes? you get the pair. No? next person’s turn.
Architecture
I love trees. We plant today, but the impact is long term. Digital architecture is bit like trees. Decisions made 10 years ago impact us now.
Go Through The Window or Door?
It’s easy to tweak on the edges because tweaking the core is too hard. Are we just scared that we will be rejected, laughed at, fail or all three?