Known self-hosters sometimes need some help getting things running. I'm thinking about support subscriptions and premium installations.
Make poetry out of FOIA requests: http://sunlightfoundation.com/blog/2015/03/19/create-your-ode-to-openness-with-foiapoetry/
This @withknown site is insanely delicious-looking: http://friendlyfamilyfood.com/
AudioSearch is a full-text search engine for podcast and radio transcripts. It's really neat: https://www.audiosear.ch/
This was inevitable. http://blog.postmates.com/post/113964671012/starbucks-on-demand
@medium Any plans to do this? We'd love to include a "publish to Medium" button.
Just a quick reminder that we're adding new improvements and making Known better every single day. Still free: https://withknown.com/
@marypcbuk Yeah, I did Maths Science and Theatre Studies - but was told again and again I should focus on science.
Lots of interest in using Known for groups. If your org wants a consumer web experience for on-premise internal communications, say hello.
@danlyke I agree that we need to show value outside of formal structures, but college shouldn't be undervalued, either.
@medium I love your "import story" feature. Is there a way to load the page with the URL field pre-filled? eg a URL parameter?
Referral analytics are increasingly useless, due to referrals from apps, SSL, etc. Is anyone using a tool that solves this?
@GigiBSohnFCC @TomWheelerFCC I wish we'd signed it too. Thank you for all your work.
@ericholscher I'm envious! (And we love that university.)
Everyone should have a solid foundation in the sciences and the humanities. That you're forced to make a choice is ridiculous.
I wish I had gone to university in the US. I could have, but didn't want to move. Dumb. My interests are far more varied than my education.
Because the UK required kids to narrow their subject focus at 16, & because my uni was CS-focused from the start, I feel like I missed out.
@sarahmei This so much. In the British system it's far worse: all CS, all the time. Sincerely wish I'd done a humanities degree.
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