Return on Intention

Gabriel Ortiz talks on StupidFilter: Saving Web 2.0 From Itself [ 24:35 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Gabriel Ortiz is the developer of StupidFilter and at this years barcamp he spoke about it. He talks about how the concept of StupidFilter came about, what it does and why the name may not have been the greatest choice. Gabriel has a co-presenter, but unfortunately, his name wasn’t posted on the BarCamp Albuquerque wiki, and the recording didn’t start in time to catch his name. I can only hope someone leaves a comment or sends me an email so I can update this post with the second speakers name.

UPDATE – the Co-presenter is Paul Starr

Tags: barcamp, BarCamp Albuquerque, Gabriel Ortiz, stupidfilter

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