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We Need A “Hide Spoilers” Setting

November 6, 2015 by Doug Leave a Comment

Facebook, Twitter and other social media need a “Hide Spoilers” setting/button/algorithm.

End users would select “Hide Spoilers” in their profile settings. Content creators would add the #spoilers hashtag to their content. In addition, users would have the ability to flag untagged content (specific posts, not full sites) as containing spoilers.

Social media providers would then simply hide flagged content in the user’s feeds. No content, pro or amateur, would ever be destroyed. Users could always reveal spoiler content if desired.

Thoughts?

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Subjects: Books, content, creators, facebook, instagram, Movies, settings, Social Media, spoilers, tumblr, twitter, Youtube

Nature Is Speaking

September 30, 2015 by Doug Leave a Comment

A short film with a powerful message.

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Subjects: climate change, Conservation, ecology, julia roberts, mother nature, Nature, planet

Listening and Learning

September 12, 2015 by Doug Leave a Comment

Tonight, I spent the evening listening to retired fighter pilots share stories of their service. I’ve been so fortunate to have this experience many times over the last few years and it never gets old.

Never.

From the beginning, it struck me that, almost to a man, these folks are nothing like the stubborn, cocky, headstrong characters shown in most Hollywood films.

Confident and self-assured? Yes. Irreverent and funny? Absolutely. Characters of the first order? In their own way, almost every one.

Arrogant and self-absorbed? Never.

The serious stories are told with genuine reverence for their peers, their mission and their craft. The light-hearted stories are told with a heartfelt twinkle in their eyes and a childlike glee that is always mindful and present, but never sappy or nostalgic.

They understand they are gatekeepers of an important oral history and they take on that role with a passion and honesty that is wonderful to witness.

On nights like this, I remember why I became a storyteller and I smile.

Thanks to Neil Henderson for opening this particular door for me.

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Subjects: Constant, Fighter Pilots, Red Eagles, Storytellers, USAF

What is life? It is the flash of a firefly … the breath of a buffalo … the shadow which … loses itself in the sunset. — Crowfoot’s last words, 1890

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Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it. — Steve Jobs

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