Update 9/1/05: I've removed the contribution form from this page. Thanks to everyone who contributed to the site over the past few months, including those listed on the micropatrons page.
...is a weblog about the liberal arts 2.0 edited by Jason Kottke since March 1998 (archives). You can read about me and kottke.org here. If you've got questions, concerns, or interesting links, send them along.
Update 9/1/05: I've removed the contribution form from this page. Thanks to everyone who contributed to the site over the past few months, including those listed on the micropatrons page.
Here are some of the wonderful people who have supported the site by making a contribution:
Milo Vermeulen
Scott Berkun
Hodgers
Jamie Hazlitt
Jonah
Maggie Mason
Taegan Goddard
Sandy J
David Ely
Mark Baker
Matt Bucher
Chris Crippen
View complete list of micropatrons
As part of the three week "fund drive" that recently ended, I offered the chance for those that contributed to win the following gifts:
Eastgate is serious about hypertext, but recognizes the need for other methods of storing data and telling stories. The handmade Italian journals they sell are absolutely gorgeous.
This hardcover book contains over 140 full color pictures from the last five years of explodingdog.
Emergence was a New York Times Notable Book in 2001 and I've been exploring the bibliography extensively ever since I read it.
You ship your CDs to Ripshark and they convert them to MP3. The VIP Rip covers about 450 CDs of music.
Macromedia's Studio MX 2004 bundle includes copies of their Dreamweaver, Flash Professional, Fireworks and FreeHand software programs. For OS X or Windows.
Surowiecki writes the a financial column for the New Yorker, one of my favorite features in the magazine.