Dave Burke : Online Community and Social Business Specialist

The BlogEngine.NET integration DIFF Source is now on CodePlex and setup documentation on the Sueetie Wiki.  BlogEngine.NET’s flexible configuration options made Sueetie Community integration a simple affair.  What was interesting about integrati... [More]

It’s been a productive New Year’s Day with the Sueetie Wiki DIFF source code and Setup Documentation now online.  My convention of cross-posting original material here and at Sueetie.org continues with this post containing only the intro and closing ... [More]

Lots of new Wiki Setup docs at http://sueetie.org/wiki/setup.ashx to accompany Project Gummy Bear’s current status of the Root Web and Membership Administration areas now online. 1) Site Setup: A Step-by-Step Guide.  This lists the areas covered in ... [More]

This post is heavily borrowed from “Project Gummy Bear hits the Cyberstreets” on the Sueetie Blog, but I wanted to make sure everyone had the latest word. I’m still in flux on how to approach posting both here and at Sueetie.org, but I’ll start by avoidin... [More]

The response to Sueetie has been greater than anything I experienced before.  It’s clear that a lot of people get the membership-centric, loosely-coupled .NET Open Source application model of Sueetie. As for Sueetie.org launch issues, two folks that ... [More]

I’m excited to announce a new site that could be big in the future of .NET-based Online Community Development.  Sueetie is online! Sueetie is much more than a website.  Sueetie is a movement supporting the creation of Online Communities us... [More]

Stephen Baker of BusinessWeek gave an interesting commentary on Friday's Marketplace podcast on the concept behind his book "The Numerati."  Baker used a meeting with a search engine optimization expert as a starting point to describe how we now esta... [More]

This is the first appearance of the term "sueet" in the DBVT lexicon.  Think "Sweet" with a "u." I'll fill you in on all of that over time, but for now please bear with me and regard "Sueeties" as equivalent to CS Nuglets. My first BlogEngine.NET Sue... [More]