Thanks to a conversation earlier about web development and careers, I
think I've figured out a little more about what I want to do. =)

I want to help people make the most of blogs, wikis, podcasts,
vidcasts, social bookmarking, social networking, community content
management systems, whatever. I want to help them figure out how to
use version control systems and request trackers and mailing lists. I
want to make it easier to use phone and e-mail and little stickies on
the fridge…

What should I learn more about? I need to figure out how to set up a
blog farm, a wiki farm, a social bookmarking site, Drupal, etc. Bryght
does hosted community sites with Drupal, so they'd be good mentors and
models. I'm also interested in the social aspects of it. My research
into innovation diffusion and technology adoption _totally_ makes
sense in that context.

Mmkay. That sounds like a plan. I'm going to need some help figuring
out how to make it happen, but that resonates with me.

I don't mind working on mind-numbing web stuff if I'm working with fun
people. I don't mind explaining for the nth time what a blog is and
how people can use blogs for fun and profit, because I learn something
new every time I talk about that. And of course there are so many things
that aren't even on most people's radars…

Right. That sounds like what I want to do. Now, how do I go about doing it?