The call for entries for Reclaim’s Student Showcase 2026 is now open through June 30th. The showcase is open to projects built through Domain of One’s Own, Shared Hosting, and WordPress Multisite. One of the things that struck me most … Continue reading
I’ve been reticent to announce it publicly given that this is very much Chris Blankenship’s handiwork, but since he’s finally posted about all his amazing work on his own blog, I figure it’s fair game. First and foremost, all hail … Continue reading
Lifting my head out of arcade repair mania just long enough to help Jason and Alexis celebrate the “Women Who Shaped Open source and the Web.” Jason’s second installment in his “Support Systems” series shouts out women leaders in open … Continue reading
In the Reclaim Slack Maren Deepwell shared some seasonal modifications to the beloved Reclaim Hosting icon that ruled.
Being the awesome person that he is, Tom Woodward, offered a slight revision for a darker take on the holiday.*
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As we enter the final stretch before the holidays, I wanted to share a couple of festive events on tap this week as part of Reclaim Rewind 2024. First up is the Community Chat on Wednesday, December 18th at 12 … Continue reading
I started writing about running (or trying to run) a WordPress Multiregion (WPMR) instance of this blog in November of 2021. So over 3 years ago now. WordPress Multi-Region on Reclaim Cloud Since then I’ve written eleven posts tagged wpmr … Continue reading
Turns out a few days ago was Reclaim Hosting‘s 11th anniversary, crazy how time flies when you are providing a range of infrastructure options for higher ed and beyond. Recently Meredith Huffman and I sat down with Bryan Mathers to … Continue reading
While the Learning Management System may not be dead, I certainly feel better when it’s not around. In fact, the ds106radio Summer Camp from August 12th through the 16th is embedded in the idea that doing edtech is anything but … Continue reading
As Reclaim continues to morph, I ‘ve been thinking a bit about working teams. One of the real joys—and possibly under appreciated privileges—I’ve had professionally is being part of really amazing teams, which often translates to working with great people. … Continue reading
It’s an anthem in a vacuum on a hyperstation Daydreaming days in a daydream nation Not sure exactly what hyperstation means in the Sonic Youth song “Trilogy” quoted above, but I do love the way it sounds. Maybe it’s alluding … Continue reading
