By missrogue
I had the great opportunity to sit down with Matt Mullenweg to talk about Wordpress, Open Source and his ideas around how to raise Whuffie.
By missrogue
Tags : Matt Mullenweg, Open Source, WP, Whuffie Factor, Wordpress
Had the great pleasure to sit down with the early founders of Threadless (jake co-founder, jeffrey early employee). Awesome interview. These guys rock.
By missrogue
Tags : socialcapital, threadless, whuffie, whuffiefactor
I had the opportunity to go to Las Vegas and sit down with Tony Hsieh and Rachael Brown from Zappos.com regarding their core values.
By missrogue
Tags : socialcapitalist, tonyhsieh, whuffie, whuffiefactor, zappos, zappos.com
I sat down with Perry Klebahn and Patti Roll at Timbuk2 to talk to them about customer service and community...and their Whuffie.
By missrogue
Tags : socialcapital, timbuk2, whuffiefactor
Nate Ritter was a 'regular dude' until he took it upon himself to be a citizen superhero and help connect families and people to help during the San Diego Fires of 2007.
By missrogue
Tags : by:tarahunt, citizenagency, howtobeasocialcapitalist, nateritter, sandiegofires, spreadloveproject, whuffiefactor
I sat down with Austin Hill in December and he told me all about the nature of gift economies and what Akoha.org is all about.
By missrogue
Tags : akoha.org, austinhill, by:tarahunt, citizenagency, howtobeasocialcapitalist, spreadloveproject, whuffiefactor
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