Meg
facing facebook
As most people reading this probably know, the latest Facebook debacle, as uncovered by The Consumerist, hinged not on their telling all your friends about what you thought were private transactions on completely unrelated sites, or hints of selling us off wholesale to market researchers. The onerous, out-of-no-where head-check this time comes from their updated Terms of Service (TOS), revised February 4 without user notification, which their TOS conveniently allows them to do.
feedback thanks and dreamhost
Thanks everyone for the feedback, mentioned here and through other streams. I’ve already made a few changes. A couple SLAISers (read: classmates) have asked me about my hosting and domain name. I use DreamHost, a most excellent provider (it is a United States server, but uh… c’mon, it’s a new administration). Contact me if you [...]
please report sticky doors, uneven floors
After several long hours playing mercy with WordPress and combing my brain for brilliance, I’ve coaxed, begged and strong-armed this website into being. Welcome! I’m Meg Holle. You may know me from such world wide websites as Facebook and deepsicks.com, and possibly even in the flesh as mild-mannered library student Margaret but-you-can-call-me Meg. This is my portfolio site—a professional online presence for me to showcase my work and talk shop. [...]
all these toys
Built-in microblogging! How courteous.
watch your head
megholle.com is under construction. Thanks for your patience!
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