I have spent the last few days preparing a submission on behalf of local traders to present to the City of Yarra Council in response to its Footpath Trading Policy (draft).
Archive for January, 2006
Local Business Roundtable
Jan 29
Australia Day 2006 was the official starting date of preparations for International Capitalism Day 2006 (ICD 6)
SNEWPI project
Jan 27
I am currently drawing up the specifications for the construction of the “SNEWPI” system which will be used to handle the creation of links to “NON endorsed” websites.
“SNEWPI” is an abbreviation for: “Specificed as a NON Endorsed Webpage, Party, or Ideology.”
The iLOVEprodos.COM administration system has been completed.
I am now working with a programmer to complete the next stage which is mainly esthetic. It should be completed within a few days.
[Later note: We’ve found two bugs that need fixing. This will delay completion of Stage Two by a couple of days.]Stage Two of developing the Solid Vox™ web system is now in progress.
After a week of hitches and problems, there has been some progress today with completing Stage One of the web system. We are expecting Stage One to be completed within the next 3 days.
[Later note: Sunday night. The main administration system has been successfully installed. I now have to work on the permissions and on some esthetic changes to the sites.] [Later note: Wednesday night. Stage One completed.]Local Business Roundtable
Jan 20
Yesterday, I set up The Local Business Roundtable and its first branch here in Melbourne, Australia. One of the aims of this project is to monitor and deal with anti-business policies by local government.
Problem with PRODOS server
Jan 15
The PRODOS server is having problems. Some sites are not coming online. I am looking into the problem.
[Later note: Server back online about – Melbourne time – 5.30 PM Sunday]85 THINKER TO THINKER™ blogs are now online. To own a blog you need to support Capitalism.
The new iLOVEprodos.COM web system is still being built. The administration control panel needs more work. A lot of work has gone into it over the last week.