Raspbery Pi - the future of computing
4 May 2012
John Tate introduces the new big thing in the world of computing.
Here are a few sample websites that claim/attempt to reveal much about the inner workings of the sector:
1. Fake charities – http://fakecharities.org/
2. Intelligent Giving - http://www.intelligentgiving.com/
3. Bogg's Blub - http://boggsblub.blogspot.com/
These sites have stirred up quite a storm. Should we encourage them? Do they add value to the sector?
John Tate
2 Jun 2009
So based on a sample of one so far the answer seems yes. Don't be shy - come on, add your views?
Are sites like fakecharities.org unfairly represneting the sector and giving it a bad name? Or are they uncovering something that we should and want to know about?
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Robin Bogg
2 Jun 2009
Claim to reveal the inner workings of the charity sector? I don't know what you're talking about. I am just a guy with a passion for umbrellas, doing what I do. Usually badly. What I do know is that in the umbrella sector we have our own sites causing a stir, namely Unintelligible Drizzling and fakespokes.org. Keep things hidden I say.
For a real insight into issues from a spoof point of view go to the blog of my parodyist, Stephen Bubb. Honestly, it is genius, real "you couldn't make it up" stuff.
PS You remind me of a consultant I know in the brolly sector called Jeanne Louvre
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