Ben Profile #16

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opened 2017-10-07 00:35:47 +00:00 by cedewey · 9 comments
cedewey commented 2017-10-07 00:35:47 +00:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)

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"This is an opportunity for people’s individuality to come through. Make these personable, highlight people’s passions, expertise and interesting facts that connect them to the reader."

-- Content Style Guide

From Agaric.com:

Benjamin lives and works to connect people, ideas, and resources so more awesome things happen.

A web developer well-established with Drupal and PHP, he has also been enjoying programming projects with Django and Python. His work with Agaric clients has included universities (MIT and Harvard University), corporations (Backupify and GenArts), and not-for-profit organizations (Partners In Health and National Institute for Children's Health Quality). After ten years in the internet technology, it's becoming clear his specialty is not specializing.

Benjamin tries to aid struggles for justice and liberty (or at any rate prattles on about them), and he has a corresponding passion for authentic news. He is an organizer of the only People Who Give a Damn recognized as an incorporated entity by the IRS and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts charities division. He has also supported several artistic and philanthropic ventures and was a founding, elected director to the Amazing Things Arts Center in Framingham, Massachusetts. He is currently on the board of Friends of Foster Care India.

He led 34 authors in writing the 1,100 page Definitive Guide to Drupal 7, but he is probably still best known in the Drupal community for posting things he finds to data.agaric.com where developers running into the same challenges find, if not answers, comfort that they are not alone.

Write/update profile page including profile picture. "This is an opportunity for people’s individuality to come through. Make these personable, highlight people’s passions, expertise and interesting facts that connect them to the reader." -- [Content Style Guide](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zqxw05EeK3w7WLJeVqYOIOTK2iYW9mynd6urW-B6m3s/edit#heading=h.gc4c1tat3aix) From Agaric.com: Benjamin lives and works to connect people, ideas, and resources so more awesome things happen. A web developer well-established with Drupal and PHP, he has also been enjoying programming projects with Django and Python. His work with Agaric clients has included universities (MIT and Harvard University), corporations (Backupify and GenArts), and not-for-profit organizations (Partners In Health and National Institute for Children's Health Quality). After ten years in the internet technology, it's becoming clear his specialty is not specializing. Benjamin tries to aid struggles for justice and liberty (or at any rate prattles on about them), and he has a corresponding passion for authentic news. He is an organizer of the only People Who Give a Damn recognized as an incorporated entity by the IRS and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts charities division. He has also supported several artistic and philanthropic ventures and was a founding, elected director to the Amazing Things Arts Center in Framingham, Massachusetts. He is currently on the board of Friends of Foster Care India. He led 34 authors in writing the 1,100 page Definitive Guide to Drupal 7, but he is probably still best known in the Drupal community for posting things he finds to data.agaric.com where developers running into the same challenges find, if not answers, comfort that they are not alone.
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chuck-b commented 2017-11-27 16:09:50 +00:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)

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mlncn commented 2017-11-28 18:18:20 +00:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)

This is a recent iteration i've used as for a bio field. I don't like it.

Justice, liberty, and the self-organization we need for both drive me. At Agaric - http://agaric.com - a worker-owned, cooperatively-run company, we build web sites with Free Software. I helped form a nonprofit organization called, by, and for, People Who Give a Damn. PWGD supports tools to give equal access to, and control of, communication to everybody. Sign up at http://pwgd.org to get updates on when we can see our visions unite unmediated, perchance to become collective action. An initiative being sponsored by PWGD is Drutopia: powerful websites for grassroots groups. http://drutopia.org/

This is a recent iteration i've used as for a bio field. I don't like it. > Justice, liberty, and the self-organization we need for both drive me. At Agaric - http://agaric.com - a worker-owned, cooperatively-run company, we build web sites with Free Software. I helped form a nonprofit organization called, by, and for, People Who Give a Damn. PWGD supports tools to give equal access to, and control of, communication to everybody. Sign up at http://pwgd.org to get updates on when we can see our visions unite unmediated, perchance to become collective action. An initiative being sponsored by PWGD is Drutopia: powerful websites for grassroots groups. http://drutopia.org/
cedewey commented 2017-12-05 19:23:40 +00:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)

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cedewey commented 2018-11-28 22:44:01 +00:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)

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