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Transparency
Firefox, Mac and Transparency woes - pulling the FOSS strands together
It is often said that 3 things make a 'trend' in the modern world, so here are 3 very sneaky browser bugs triggered by 3 different Drupal modules that have crossed my path in the last few weeks, all (it turns out) quite likely related. Here they are, in the hope that if you see something similar you might be able to locate the problem a little more rapidly.
Long Live Radical Transparency
In the new issue of Wired (15.04), Clive Thompson exposes the crazy world of "radical transparency".
"Not long ago, the only public statements a company ever made were professionally written press releases and the rare, stage-managed speech by the CEO. Now firms spill information in torrents, posting internal memos and strategy goals, letting everyone from the top dog to shop-floor workers blog publicly about what their firm is doing right - and wrong."
From day one, CivicActions has done our best to be as open as possible. Sharing process documents, proposals, potential RFPs with "competitors", and of course, blogging as time permits. It's exciting to see the meme which has been thriving in "start-up culture" begin to reach into established "corporate" culture in such a short period!





