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I've sent you a link to a mrspace.corank.com site but realise you are already a member. That in my opinion is one cool white-label site for social bookmarking/ bookmark sharing to serve the mr space. Allows posting of your own writing so can serve as a job posting section as well.
If you think its useful, I will point a subdomain of http://mr-space.com to it e.g. http://bm.mr-space.com (or any you think is appropriate).
Also, I've pointed http://wiki.mr-space.com to http://mrspace.wetpaint.com and should work after url propagation (24 hours or so)
Jason
This is a terrific initiative BTW.
I'm hoping MRSpace will continue to develop into a truly web2.0 space for researchers.
Kind regards,
Vincent
Cheers,
Mario.
Yes, in the sense that Ning can act as a container for OpenSocial gadgets (if you enable gadgets when you create your network). Only proof-of-concept at the moment, but by adding the gadget to your page, you could automatically be added to a research panel, and get survey invites etc. through that gadget.
I have to thank you for creating this initiative. I can imagine how much work has gone into this and it is truly being appreciated from Lyon, France.
Quite honestly I cannot promise to give too much time to make this tool a success but I will give it my best, modest try.
All the best and do keep this going!
Cheers,
Christian
I stayed in quite possibly the worst hotel in London. the only advantage was it was only a few tube stops away from work.
You came and did a talk at Colmar Brunton in Melbourne when i worked there. Good idea to start this site. It will be great to see how it progresses.
Cheers
Vanessa