[epsi-coord] Started account to embed things in the platform

[Jonathan Gray]

Great news Ton!

Suggest we have an internal 'low security' pw that we all share so
that we can use all these accounts (and other things) if we need to.
That way there's less risk if, e.g. you are offline for a few days and
we need access.

What do you think?

J.

On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 1:58 PM, Ton Zijlstra <ton.zijlstra at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi guys,
> As already mentioned in Luxembourg during the meeting I have started
> creating accounts in various web2.0 services, that allow us to embed content
> in our platform, as well as provide additional channels for distribution (as
> it also allows others to more easily reuse our content.)
> This is of course a relative no-brainer for those of us actively using
> social media already, but for the epsiplatform it is a new addition, much
> wanted by the EC as well.
> The list of accounts that now exist:
> http://twitter.com/epsiplatform (existed already, actively used)
> http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=73296520 (existed already)
> http://slideshare.net/epsiplatform (presentations, new, no content yet)
> http://flickr.com/photos/epsiplatform (photos, new, has content)
> http://scribd.com/epsiplatform (documents, new, has content)
> http://youtube/user/epsiplatform (videos, new, no content yet)
> Any material we have for the epsiplatform can be put in those channels. I
> need to switch some passwords around and then give you access to those
> channels you want access to.
> Let me know where you want access (as I assume not all of us tweet etc.)
> I will also let Juan know these accounts now exist.
> best,
> Ton
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