August-September 1995: Troy, New York
(Doherty's Thread)
The most important invitation was to Jason Teague — then and now,
the most talented Web developer I've ever had fortune to meet.
Jason had worked on CMCM with me, and was on board with
one caveat: he got final say on design decisions.
That's a no-brainer. Let the designers design. If Jason had said
"no," I'm pretty sure the idea never would have moved forward.
- The staff needed intellectual and theoretical leadership
and found it in Salvo, one of the truly innovative thinkers in the C&W field.
- The staff needed experience and stability, which came
on board with Siering, an award-winning leader recognized throughout
the field.
- The staff needed energy, and received it in abundance from
Wick, as well as two contributors who would later become managing
editor (Claudine Keenan) and editor (Doug Eyman), respectively.
- And the staff needed a home — and though three of the
five original "D'Artagnan" Texas Tech grad students invited to
join the editorial staff declined, those who did quickly and
efficiently found — no, made — a physical home
for the journal.
Next —
September 1995: @MediaMOO
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Kairos Will Have Been ...
(Salvo's Story)
Kairos logo circa 2002 ... and beyond?
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