While Dave and I are going to use this blog to primarily talk about (a) our development work with web tools, especially Wordpress and Drupal (b) user experience design and (c) working as a small company, occasionally we’ll dip our toes in other waters as well. 

Dave and I both use Twitter to varying degrees, nad it has been a great tool for networking locally and nationally.  But today I want to point you to Chris Brogan’s post on how Twitter kept a person out of jail. I am fascinated by this, and hope that collectively, and perhaps unintended at times, the software design industry can develop tools that will make these sorts of things possible.

As tools such as twitter, blogging, and easy to use CMS continue their spread across the web, and across the world, it will become easier for everyone to have a voice.  That doesn’t mean everyone will be interested in what everyone else has (certainly I know people who couldn’t care less about what I have to say it does mean that everyone will have the opportunity to tell their stories, be it to one person, or one million. 

And Texo Dev will be there to do our part, one site at a time.

Possibly Related Posts:

• Been away too long – launch coming
• Plugin Developed to Eliminate Hard Coded Theme Values
• Working for the “shoe”
• What would ya say ya do here?

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