Comments on: #rdc2009 Hacker Wednesday – Back to the Basics http://sixes.net/rdc2009/back-to-the-basics/ Thu, 12 Jan 2012 07:36:39 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Anonymous http://sixes.net/rdc2009/back-to-the-basics/comment-page-1/#comment-34 Anonymous Sat, 29 Aug 2009 15:48:17 +0000 http://sixes.net/rdc2009/?p=546#comment-34 This is a nice idea. I hope it could provide a lot for youngsters. This is a nice idea. I hope it could provide a lot for youngsters.

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]]> By: webchick http://sixes.net/rdc2009/back-to-the-basics/comment-page-1/#comment-16 webchick Sun, 09 Aug 2009 15:13:59 +0000 http://sixes.net/rdc2009/?p=546#comment-16 Hi, Jinny! If you are talking about the Rural Design Collective, I update the blog at least once a week during the program, and will be working on other aspects of the site after that. We think we will be working through October, although our current idea to use an HTML solution cuts off a lot of production time which we can now use to finalize the book collection. We still need to hook up with our area schools, and I will try doing that this month. As for the rest of <a href="http://sixes.net/" rel="nofollow">sixes.net,</a> that is a site I created for the little area I live in (BTW, some of the sites are created and maintained by friends of mine - but most of them I created, or are projects I am involved in with others). I haven't created a new section for the site in awhile - perhaps I should do that sometime soon? The place has no shortage of history and stories! Hi, Jinny! If you are talking about the Rural Design Collective, I update the blog at least once a week during the program, and will be working on other aspects of the site after that. We think we will be working through October, although our current idea to use an HTML solution cuts off a lot of production time which we can now use to finalize the book collection. We still need to hook up with our area schools, and I will try doing that this month.

As for the rest of sixes.net, that is a site I created for the little area I live in (BTW, some of the sites are created and maintained by friends of mine – but most of them I created, or are projects I am involved in with others). I haven’t created a new section for the site in awhile – perhaps I should do that sometime soon? The place has no shortage of history and stories!

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