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=Christoph Koenig a.k.a. DonRedman= |
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My real name is Christoph Koenig. I am currently writing my Ph.D. thesis in educational sciences at the post-graduate school [http://www.gkel.tu-darmstadt.de/ Feedback Based Quality Management in eLearning] at the Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany. |
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⚫ | I stumbled over open source and into [[MusicBrainz]] when I was somewhere in between educational philosophy (''Bildung''), theories of autonomous learning and postmodern sociology, and realized that open source hackers were ''doing'' what these scientists were writing about. I have since done a qualitative research on the Torvalds-Tanenbaum-Debate and written my masters thesis about "Processes of Learning and ''Bildung'' in Open Source Software Projects", and I am |
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My real name is Christoph Koenig. I have become [[MusicBrainz]]' resident expert and advisor on social issues (commecial Projects call this their "Community Manager" -- although communities rarely like being mangaged). However since mid 2007 I have ceased to actively participate in the community activities, because I have been writing my Ph.D. thesis. My research deals with the consequences of Free and Open Source Software/Content for educational philosophy. I have been doing this at the interdisciplinary post-graduate school on [http://www.gkel.tu-darmstadt.de/ Feedback Based Quality Management in eLearning] at the Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany. |
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⚫ | I am a great fan of soft security and I argue against most formal structures when I believe that things ''could'' work without them. While often people tend to argue for formal structures when they believe that things might break without them. In this respect I got and get involved in lengthy discussions on the [[Mailing List|MailingList]]s and on the [[MusicBrainz Wiki|MusicBrainzWiki]]. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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This is usually |
This is usually hopelessly out of date. But these are the bigger projects I have been involved here: |
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* Moderation of the [[MusicBrainz Summit 8|MusicBrainzSummit8]] in London, where I introduced the highly innovative Paper-Card(TM) System ;-) to help create the initial datamodel for [[Next Generation Schema]] (June 2007). |
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* I want to set up an issue tracker for [[Open Style Issue|OpenStyleIssue]]<code><nowiki></nowiki></code>s. |
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* I suspect that I still am the Secretary of the [[Style Council|StyleCouncil]]. My intention was not to lead the Council, but to make it work on its own. I suppose that I have succeeded. However it is working so much on its own (nowadays even without me reading the lists) that I cannot say whether it is working and if so how. :-) (Jan 2006 -- ...) |
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* Moderation of the [[MusicBrainz Summit 7|MusicBrainzSummit7]] in Hamburg. I just happened to be there and did what pedagoges do when many people want to work together (Dec 2005). |
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* Design of the [[WikiDocs]] system (May 2005 -- ...). |
* Design of the [[WikiDocs]] system (May 2005 -- ...). |
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** As a part of that I have added my two cents to the [[Wiki Migration|WikiMigration]] (which is now completed), although [[User:JohnCarter|JohnCarter]], [[User:RobertKaye|RobertKaye]] and [[User:DaveEvans|DaveEvans]] have done the real work. |
** As a part of that I have added my two cents to the [[Wiki Migration|WikiMigration]] (which is now completed), although [[User:JohnCarter|JohnCarter]], [[User:RobertKaye|RobertKaye]] and [[User:DaveEvans|DaveEvans]] have done the real work. |
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** There are a couple of [[Bad MoinMoin WikiName|BadMoinMoinWikiName]]<code><nowiki></nowiki></code>s left. I suppose the best thing is to move these pages to a [[Good WikiName|GoodWikiName]] and create a redirect. Additionally all the links must be fixed, too. |
** There are a couple of [[Bad MoinMoin WikiName|BadMoinMoinWikiName]]<code><nowiki></nowiki></code>s left. I suppose the best thing is to move these pages to a [[Good WikiName|GoodWikiName]] and create a redirect. Additionally all the links must be fixed, too. |
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* I have been arguing for a restructuring of the [[Mailing List|MailingList]]s for some time now. See [[Talk:Mailing List|MailingListDiscussion]]. This has lead to the creation of |
* I have been arguing for a restructuring of the [[Mailing List|MailingList]]s for some time now. See [[Talk:Mailing List|MailingListDiscussion]]. This has lead to the creation of the experts mailing list in June 2005, which is now defunct. |
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* Documentation of [[Advanced Relationship Type|AdvancedRelationshipType]]s together with [[User:MatthewExon|MatthewExon]] (May 2005). |
* Documentation of [[Advanced Relationship Type|AdvancedRelationshipType]]s together with [[User:MatthewExon|MatthewExon]] (May 2005). |
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* Design of a [[Simple Advanced Relationships Interface|SimpleAdvancedRelationshipsInterface]] mostly with [[User:RobertKaye|RobertKaye]] (Nov 2004 -- Mar 2005) |
* Design of a [[Simple Advanced Relationships Interface|SimpleAdvancedRelationshipsInterface]] mostly with [[User:RobertKaye|RobertKaye]] (Nov 2004 -- Mar 2005) |
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* Found some time to help [[User:Dupuy|Dupuy]] with his great effort of [[Restructuring The Documentation|RestructuringTheDocumentation]] (sometime in 2004). |
* Found some time to help [[User:Dupuy|Dupuy]] with his great effort of [[Restructuring The Documentation|RestructuringTheDocumentation]] (sometime in 2004). |
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* I started to [[Restructure The Wiki|RestructureTheWiki]] In May 2004. Many people have joined in, and since then the [[MusicBrainz Wiki|MusicBrainzWiki]] has become a usable place for [[MusicBrainz]] ''users''. |
* I started to [[Restructure The Wiki|RestructureTheWiki]] In May 2004. Many people have joined in, and since then the [[MusicBrainz Wiki|MusicBrainzWiki]] has become a usable place for [[MusicBrainz]] ''users''. |
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==How I came to MusicBrainz== |
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⚫ | I stumbled over open source and into [[MusicBrainz]] when I was somewhere in between educational philosophy (''Bildung''), theories of autonomous learning and postmodern sociology, and realized that open source hackers were ''doing'' what these scientists were writing about. I have since done a qualitative research on the Torvalds-Tanenbaum-Debate and written my masters thesis about "Processes of Learning and ''Bildung'' in Open Source Software Projects", and I am studying ethical implications of the dynamics of Open Source Projects in my current research. |
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''This is ''so'' out of date, you cannot even imagine how much. Don't really know why I keep it here :-)'' |
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* Get [[MusicBrainz Terminology|MusicBrainzTerminology]], [[MusicBrainz Documentation|MusicBrainzDocumentation]] and [[Official Style Guideline|OfficialStyleGuideline]]<code><nowiki></nowiki></code>s strongly intertwingled. |
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* Delete [[Candidate For Deletion|CandidateForDeletion]] (I need to [http://wiki.musicbrainz.org/wiki.pl?action=login login] for that) |
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* purge unnessesary [[Miles Davis|MilesDavis]]ses |
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⚫ | I am a great fan of soft security and I argue against most formal structures when I believe that things ''could'' work without them. While often people tend to argue for formal structures when they believe that things might break without them. In this respect I got and get involved in lengthy discussions on the [[Mailing List|MailingList]]s and on the [[MusicBrainz Wiki|MusicBrainzWiki]]. |
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** [http://www.musicbrainz.org/showartist.html?artistid=32327 Miles Davis Quintet] |
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** [http://www.musicbrainz.org/showartist.html?artistid=48167 Miles Davis Sextet] |
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** [http://www.musicbrainz.org/showartist.html?artistid=20205 Miles Davis and John Coltrane] |
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** [http://www.musicbrainz.org/showartist.html?artistid=151419 Miles Davis & Gil Evans] |
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** [http://www.musicbrainz.org/showartist.html?artistid=113933 Miles Davis & His Orchestra] |
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** [http://www.musicbrainz.org/showartist.html?artistid=113902 Miles Davis All Stars] |
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** [http://www.musicbrainz.org/showartist.html?artistid=99283 The Miles Davis Nonet] |
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** usw. usf. |
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Latest revision as of 19:54, 28 May 2011
Christoph Koenig a.k.a. DonRedman
My real name is Christoph Koenig. I have become MusicBrainz' resident expert and advisor on social issues (commecial Projects call this their "Community Manager" -- although communities rarely like being mangaged). However since mid 2007 I have ceased to actively participate in the community activities, because I have been writing my Ph.D. thesis. My research deals with the consequences of Free and Open Source Software/Content for educational philosophy. I have been doing this at the interdisciplinary post-graduate school on Feedback Based Quality Management in eLearning at the Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany.
History
This is usually hopelessly out of date. But these are the bigger projects I have been involved here:
- Moderation of the MusicBrainzSummit8 in London, where I introduced the highly innovative Paper-Card(TM) System ;-) to help create the initial datamodel for Next Generation Schema (June 2007).
- I suspect that I still am the Secretary of the StyleCouncil. My intention was not to lead the Council, but to make it work on its own. I suppose that I have succeeded. However it is working so much on its own (nowadays even without me reading the lists) that I cannot say whether it is working and if so how. :-) (Jan 2006 -- ...)
- Moderation of the MusicBrainzSummit7 in Hamburg. I just happened to be there and did what pedagoges do when many people want to work together (Dec 2005).
- Design of the WikiDocs system (May 2005 -- ...).
- As a part of that I have added my two cents to the WikiMigration (which is now completed), although JohnCarter, RobertKaye and DaveEvans have done the real work.
- There are a couple of BadMoinMoinWikiName
s left. I suppose the best thing is to move these pages to a GoodWikiName and create a redirect. Additionally all the links must be fixed, too.
- I have been arguing for a restructuring of the MailingLists for some time now. See MailingListDiscussion. This has lead to the creation of the experts mailing list in June 2005, which is now defunct.
- Documentation of AdvancedRelationshipTypes together with MatthewExon (May 2005).
- Design of a SimpleAdvancedRelationshipsInterface mostly with RobertKaye (Nov 2004 -- Mar 2005)
- Found some time to help Dupuy with his great effort of RestructuringTheDocumentation (sometime in 2004).
- I started to RestructureTheWiki In May 2004. Many people have joined in, and since then the MusicBrainzWiki has become a usable place for MusicBrainz users.
How I came to MusicBrainz
I stumbled over open source and into MusicBrainz when I was somewhere in between educational philosophy (Bildung), theories of autonomous learning and postmodern sociology, and realized that open source hackers were doing what these scientists were writing about. I have since done a qualitative research on the Torvalds-Tanenbaum-Debate and written my masters thesis about "Processes of Learning and Bildung in Open Source Software Projects", and I am studying ethical implications of the dynamics of Open Source Projects in my current research.
So, this is a non-hackers version of how somebody gets addicted to MusicBrainz. I cannot code but am somewhat of a professional of communication, and I found MB pretty exciting in this regard.
I am a great fan of soft security and I argue against most formal structures when I believe that things could work without them. While often people tend to argue for formal structures when they believe that things might break without them. In this respect I got and get involved in lengthy discussions on the MailingLists and on the MusicBrainzWiki.
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