The Wasteflake Project starts conversations on culture and science.
The Wasteflake Project is currently being remodeled. Existing users can still login and add material but we are not actively seeking participants. If you would like a new a user id created or the password of an existing user reset please send email to wasteman at wasteflake.com.
Work in progress at Wasteflake, linked here for your consideration:
What is a Wiki? See the WikiIs page.
The Wasteflake Project is currently being remodeled. Existing users can still login and add material but we are not actively seeking participants. If you would like a new a user id created or the password of an existing user reset please send email to wasteman at wasteflake.com.
Flintknapping debris in an archaeology laboratory, a suitable metaphor for WasteFlake processes—a bunch of people working together to create different things, and making a holy mess of it! Photo credit: Travis. https://www.flickr.com/photos/baggis/431156885
Work in progress at Wasteflake, linked here for your consideration:
- Poetry
- TravelsDownTheRabbitHoleWithSteve
- Background Checks Stories digging into the meaning of news breaks (these are the most recent)
- HaveUniverseNeedName
- Sour Grapes and Saddle Sores
- Book Reviews
- Book of Frauds
- It's AboutTime
- Recovered Articles from About and Dot-Dash Most current only
- Opinions
- Favorite Word Puzzles
- PeerReview — just what is it? Is the Wasteflake Project an example of expanded peer review, or an entirely new kind of peer review?
- Popular images of science and scientists: see Cornelius' position paper on PopularArchaeology and discuss images of popular archaeology in the forum.
- Fiction! See WasteflakeFiction for stories, both finished and in progress.
- SpamArt. If enough users, at enough keyboards, enter enough subject lines from spam, will it be art?
- MoreWasteflake — everything from MixologicalScience to SoWhatsUp.
What is a Wiki? See the WikiIs page.