I'm cutting loose with a new site, dotLove.net. It's going to be eclectic, about love, faith, hope, the arts, media, culture, therapy, maybe health and wellbeing.
I'm not one to wait till I've got a big bang to open a web site. This one has two pieces of content so far. One a little piece of mine about George Bailey, hero of "It's a Wonderful Life", "The Richest Man in Town".
The other is from Steve Morley, a friend who does music reviews and other sundry relevant works for the modern mind. His piece is "Unearthing the Rock of Ages: An Unofficial History of the Jesus-Rock Era". This is a kind of historical op-ed writing and if you know anything about contemporary Christian music you will be interested in what Steve has to say.
As always I aim for Love to be uppermost in the scheme of this new site, as I aim to be in general about everything that touches me or that I touch. Of course I don't always succeed—if you want to audit the thing and maybe add to the love-fray you are welcome.
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A universal resource. Free and freely available to every race, culture
and language group in every place and at all times.
What is Love?
A universal, self-validating standard for life and living. The greatest commandment. All we need, all we want. The destination, the journey and the vehicle we travel in.
What is Open Source?
A system of software (and other) development in a non-proprietary environment—source-code is freely available for inspection and improvement. Open source tradition fosters cooperation in a way never seen before in the world of technology.
What is Open Source Love?
A parable, a metaphor, an inside joke? All these and more.
If you have something to add, add it. If it is something big let me know.
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