{"id":270,"date":"2006-08-18T10:15:48","date_gmt":"2006-08-18T10:15:48","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/spiritsdancing.com\/sdblog\/?p=270"},"modified":"2015-09-03T19:13:09","modified_gmt":"2015-09-03T08:13:09","slug":"smile-on-your-bother-onewebday","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/spiritsdancing.com\/sdblog\/2006\/08\/18\/smile-on-your-bother-onewebday\/","title":{"rendered":"Smile on your bother: OneWebDay"},"content":{"rendered":"

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OneWebDay<\/a>, 22 September, is a global celebration of online life. I was hoping to make a couple of big puppets or sculptures for the day, but I have three current work projects that all culminate at exactly that time, so I am not sure if I will get anything together in time to use offline on the day. I do have some images<\/a><\/del>\u00a0(see below instead) up of what I have had in mind, and have been working on. This kind of brings together my appreciation of the blogging medium and Dave Winer<\/a>‘s role in developing it, and the richness I feel from being able to see what friends, puppet builders, crafters, street artists and puppeteers are doing around the world. (Thanks to Amy<\/a> for the post title – it’s perfect!)<\/p>\n

Perhaps puppeteers could pick up the idea and put on a show in their town on the day? Perhaps something similar to Project Puppet<\/a>‘s Glorified Sock Puppet Contest<\/a> could be run in honour of OneWebDay? Perhaps Swazzle<\/a>‘s Sean Johnson<\/a> could encourage his peas<\/a> to send a special greeting, or other puppeteers record a video message with their puppets? Perhaps, Kath<\/a>, WhipUp<\/a> could prompt crafters to become enthused in some way? It’s probably ripe ground for Extreme Craft<\/a>ers, too. And artist trading cards. And so on… Perhaps there are bloggers here in Canberra who have some ideas for the day?<\/p>\n

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