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Written By Miko Coffey

A little comment I wrote on the NESTA blogs about the constant stream of mixed and confusing messages we are bombarded with these days:

Two stories which resonated with me this morning...

1) A colleague forwarded this nugget from popb*tch: An avatar in Second Life has a larger carbon footprint than the average Brazilian

2) Slashdot commented on the world's biggest digital dump, where Chinese locals harvest the gold, copper and other valuable parts within discarded PCs from the West.

How should I feel about these things? It's a confusing state, as both coins have 2 sides...

Read the full post & comment here on the Making Innovation Flourish blog >> 

Miko Coffey

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I'm a Squarespace expert and web problem-solver who helps people make the most of digital tools, techniques and practices. With over 20 years’ experience working with websites, I’m more than just a web designer, I work with clients to maximise their online presence and make their websites work harder. I’ve designed on Squarespace since 2007, and I’m a Squarespace Authorised Trainer, Marketplace Expert, Platinum Partner, and Squarespace Circle Community Leader, meaning I am one of the most highly accredited Squarespace partners in the world.

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