Setting up a carnival

I had a presence at the State Fair this year. The Chautauqua that I went to in June and wrote about in this diary was produced by the Missouri Humanities Council. One of the women at MHC discovered my work through the photos I put up on flickr. MHC featured my diary and pictures on this display board at the State Fair.

I think we can safely assume this display was a long way from the Midway.

Your blog post can be right in the center of the Midway at the Carnival of the Infosciences #3. Here are some ideas for posts that might make great attractions:

• Contribute to the Digital Divide debate. The first paragraph of this post links to much of the discussion as of yesterday. Don't miss the comments on Alane's original post or the Free Range Librarian's post.


• Stir Walt's hornet's nest.


• Introduce an issue that you would like to bring to the attention of the biblioblogosphere.

If you have already written a post this week like one of the above, send it to me at joy at mollprojects dot com. If you haven't yet written a post that you want in the Carnival, it's time to scurry like a carnie the day before opening--well, you have a few days. All submissions need to be set up and ready by 6pm on Sunday for Monday's Carnival!     #

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