Blog · January 17, 2014

About my Digital Identity

foto by Francesco Cingolani (@immaginoteca)

Periodically I enjoy to spend some time to reflect about my Digital Identity. The goal is to be aware and see if it’s worth posting everything I post .I like to experiment with new digital platforms but I feel the need to avoid spreading my digital identity through many platforms, activities and projects.

I’m used to write in spanish (or italian), but from now on, I will try to write more in english. For now my English writing level is not very high, but I hope to improve over time.

More than one year ago I wrote this post, about my approach with the management of my Digital Identity that did not take place then. I return with good intentions, to see if I get good this year.

This year I would like to manage my Digital Identity in that simple way:

what I do: urbanohumano.tumblr.com (tumblr)
what I write: urbanohumano.org (blog)
what I read: urbano humano magazine (flipboard)
what I like: ambient intelligence
what I see: http://instagram.com/urbanohumano

my community: @urbanohumano (twitter)
my digital communication hub: +DomenicoDiSiena (google+)

I don’t know why I’m still using facebook: facebook.com/urbanohumano

The platform that I would like to experience more is Vine: https://vine.co/u/974260353003331584The question that remains unsolved is the separation between personal and professional identity. Earlier this year I created the Urbano Humano Agency as a first step to separate things a bit more but I have to admit that this Professional Identity isn’t really clear yet.

About my personal relationships i think I will start sending more personal emails and make calls with skype and hangout.

Another problem is the choice of the language. I do not think that English can be useful for all my posts. There are items and personal relationships that require a different language.

In the next post I will talk about my content curation projects and some other digital project that I’m involved.

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