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  1. Power Cues for Geeks: how to lead groups, persuade others, and maximize your personal impact

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    1 comment  ·  Session ideas for ProductCamp Boston - May 3, 2014 » Career Development  ·  Admin →
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    Colin Warwick commented  · 

    I'm a big fan of Nick Morgan's advice, so I'm very happy that he's proposed this session!

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  2. 'Congratulations! You have too many products' – How to make it succeed

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  3. Lean startup, Hardware Edition

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    1 comment  ·  Session ideas for ProductCamp Boston - May 4, 2013 » Startups  ·  Admin →
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  4. Product Marketing in an Agile Environment

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  5. PLAY to win the product development race. SERIOUSLY.

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  6. Start doing powerful marketing analytics with spreadsheets

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  7. Why and how to create and edit articles for Wikipedia

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    5 comments  ·  Session ideas for ProductCamp Boston - June, 2012 » Market Trends (social, mobile, big data, gamification)  ·  Admin →
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    Colin Warwick commented  · 

    Four line "Elevator pitch" for poster if selected:

    When there is a Wikipedia article on a topic that you search on, it usually appears as the top result or near it. It's tempting for the passionate professionals here to jump in and contribute but be careful because this might backfire. This talk will help you contribute to Wikipedia successfully.

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    Colin Warwick commented  · 

    Hi ariherzog, Wikipedia is written by a community and that can include you. If you see bias, be bold and try to fix it! This talk will tell you how to do it properly.

    There is a Facebook group called CREWE that is trying to lobby from the outside. Why they picked Facebook of all places beats me! Crazy! There is a group with similar aims inside Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Cooperation that has been much more effective.

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    Colin Warwick commented  · 

    Thanks, Brian.

    Yes the wiki markup is recognized by everyone in Wikipedia (up to and including the cofounder, Jimmy Wales) as being an obstacle to attracting new contributors. A Wordpress-like solution is in the works but (due to technical limitations of the underlying platform) it will take a long time to complete. Here is the project page http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/WYSIWYG_editor

    There are volumes of policy about Wikipedia. A good starting points are 1) the tutorial http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Tutorial 2) "The Five Pillars" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Five_pillars and 3) [long] The Missing Manual http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:TMM

    hth

    -- Colin

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