John Paul Stephens has asked if I could help compile a list of online tributes to our Tom Fox, the fallen Christian Peacemaker for FreetheCaptivesNow.org’sTom Fox Memorials page. I’ve started a list, now up on QuakerQuaker.org, that I’ll keep up for a few months. Any readers who know of something that should be included should either email me at martink-at-nonviolence-dot-org or tag it “for:martin_kelley” in Del.icio.us. Thanks. Here’s my list so far:
h3. See also:
* “FreetheCaptivesNow.org”:http://freethecaptivesnow.org/
* “Christian Peacemaker Watch”:http://www.quakerquaker.org/christian_peacemaker_teams/ over at Quakerquaker.org
* “My posts on the Christian Peacemaker witness”:/martink/cpt
* “A really nice page on Tom over at Electronic Iraq”:http://electroniciraq.net/news/2302.shtml
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Independent Net Publishing Gets Easy Again
June 17, 2004
An update on my post about “online magazines and the new Movabletype charges”:http://www.nonviolence.org/martink/archives/000347.php… The folks at MT have “listened to all the feedback and implemented new policies”:www.sixapart.com/log/2004/06/announcing_pric.shtml which are much more sensitive to the needs (and resources) of small nonprofit and community groups. It’s really good news for all the independent publishing happening via blogs. Look for my “powered by” symbol to change to the new 3.0 version as soon as I install it.
Visit with Christian Friends Conference & New Foundation Fellowship
March 15, 2004
In late January 2004, I went to a gathering on “Quaker Faith and Practice: The Witness of Our Lives and Words,” co-sponsored by the Christian Friends Conference and the New Foundation Fellowship. Here are some thoughts about the meeting.
North by Northwest
October 27, 2003
One of the joys of the web is that you can think you’ve seen everything and then suddenly stumble across something new. This happened to me this morning with “West by Northwest”:westbynorthwest.org, a great web-only publication focused on progressive issues in the Pacific Northwest. Organized as a ecumenical project by area Quakers, it’s a journal of “arts & letters, ecology, and peace & social justice.” I especially recommend their “Voices of Peace”:http://westbynorthwest.org/artman/publish/peace.shtml selection.