Facebook's tactics are the same as other sites which browser makers mark as malware. Time to mark Facebook as such.

Anil Dash shares his views on creating a large research university in New York.

"I side with the makers, the creators, and the inventors, and it’s about time that the pack of clamoring would-be politicians be put on the defensive for attacking the values of those of us on this side."

"In short, by blogging the right things, and connecting the links together when a conversation gets going, we can really make things happen. That's still exciting."

"When you engage with a community online in a constructive way, it can be one of the most meaningful experiences of your life."

Anil Dash writes about the various options for funding your startup outside of venture capital money.

"Lifestyle businesses" on the web no longer need to feel limited in how many users they can scale to.

The White House wants to build a question-answer community on the web. Anil Dash offers a few thoughts and a call to action for all.

"Given enough time, and without substantial changes to the way the big social networks work, if you didn't blog it, it didn't happen. In fact, I first wrote about this idea a bit on Twitter a few years ago. See if you can find it."

Anil Dashes' take on why Gawker is still a blog despite its pending redesign.

Anil Dash sees opportunity for a startup that provides delivery services for other companies. Urban Airship is a prime example.

"Moving forward, there are a lot more lessons we can learn if we build our social tools with the assumption that no one version of any document, app, or narrative needs to be the definitive one. We might even make our software, and our communities, more inclusive if we embrace the forking ourselves."