Monthly Archives: July 2010

Geoblogospheric community. What is it good for?

I see ways that we can expand what we are doing, to make our community bolder, more inclusive, and more outwardly focused. Building that sort of community allows us not just to provide camaraderie and support for one another, but also to act as agents of change beyond the borders of the internet. Continue reading

Categories: bloggery, by Anne, public science, science education

The geoblogosphere: what I’d like to build next

How do we build a stronger, more diverse, more visible geoblogosphere?
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Categories: bloggery, public science

Quick note: check your RSS feeds

It seems there have been a few issues with the RSS feeds from this blog: some people have complained that they were only getting short summaries rather than complete posts, and others that it didn’t seem to be updating at … Continue reading

Categories: bloggery

Stuff we linked to on Twitter last week

I suppose it was only a matter of time before water-related linkage merited it’s own separate category…. Blogs in motion The great blog redistribution of 2010 continues: check out Abel, Zuska, and Bora’s new digs. In the geoblogosphere, Julia is … Continue reading

Categories: Uncategorized

Friday(ish) Focal Mechanisms

An exciting seismic week in the Papua New Guinea region. Continue reading

Categories: earthquakes, focal mechanisms, tectonics