February 15, 2006

more stormhoeky goodness…

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Stormhoek 100 Geek Din­ners Update from Jason:

So, 4 days into it and we are about 22% there. That a lot bet­ter than I expec­ted— but we are still a long way from 100. So far, based just on the wiki we’ve got din­ners hap­pe­ning in: New York City, Cin­ci­natti, Moun­tain Home Ari­zona, San Mateo, Seattle, Madi­son, Pitts­field, Ypsi­lanti, Flags­taff, Bellingham, Wa., Den­ver and a bunch of Cana­dians who we have no idea how we are going to help out.… but standby cause we are wor­king on it.

All those who have writ­ten in, asking to join in the 100 Geek Din­ners thing: Thanks for your inte­rest. I’m utterly psyched by your res­ponse. I’ll be for­war­ding along the e-mails I’ve recei­ved so far to Stormhoek today (dri­ving the total to much higher than 22%), so please keep them coming. Seriously.
I don’t know how clo­sely the two are rela­ted, but it seems the more I get into the Stormhoek thing, the more inte­res­ted I get in the whole Web 2.0 thing.
I never was a techie or a coder. But as a blog­ger, they’re around me a lot. Even­tually their cul­tu­ral DNA starts to rub off on me. And rub off on my clients, Stormhoek espe­cially.
Frankly, I think it’s a good thing. The more non-techies that are using blogs to trans­form their lives and busi­nes­ses, the more non-techies are unders­tan­ding Web 2.0 bet­ter, the hap­pier I am. If Web 2.0 had just sta­yed an internet/techie thing, it wouldn’t have sca­led.
And that would have meant a lot less money and oppor­tu­nity for ever­yone, techies inc­lu­ded.
Rock on.

One Response to “more stormhoeky goodness…”

  1. Jon Husband says:

    Linky thin­king, I’ve called it .. ever notice how you keep a bunch of links about stuff you’ve read / seen in your head, ready to spout out, when you’re yak­king to peo­ple about this stuff ?