Ok, I am really starting to get a complex about my avatar. For the second time this year, I have tried to join a social/business network and been told by the administrator that they don’t let people stay in their network unless a “real” photo is used in the profile. In other words, “No Avatars [...]
Posts Tagged ‘avatars’
Why Do Social Networks Hate My Avatar?
August 29th, 2008 
Pam Broviak 
Posted in CAD, Gov 2.0, Government in the Metaverse, Social Media 
Tags: avatars, CAD, networks, virtual worlds, Web 2.0 
4 Comments »Planning the Future – No Avatars Allowed
July 2nd, 2008 Pam Broviak A couple weeks ago, my friend and colleague, Martin Brown, send me an invitation to join The Foresight Network – a network according to their site: “helps members listen, learn and to help each other anticipate change, explore next practice, find new opportunities to collaborate and to co-create the future.” As anyone who has read [...]
Posted in Public Works in Second Life, Public Works in the Metaverse Tags: avatars, future, metaverse, professional 7 Comments »Avatars for Web sites
April 8th, 2008 Pam Broviak Today I was told about a new application (thanks Mal Burns!) that allows someone to establish a tiny avatar, called a weblin, that is displayed on each Web page that is visited. If anyone else with a weblin is visiting that page at the same time, each person can see the others weblin and chat [...]
