Irony in the Great Beyond

After the edits. After posting the project to youtube. After the storyboard. After the project presentation to the selection committee on deadline. After winning in the category of Creative Collaboration announced at the LCDT meeting. An e-mail was circulated to advertise our project with a link to youtube. Several have enjoyed our "playful teamwork," some have commented in person and other have left comments in the space alotted on youtube. While promoting all of these wonderful technologies, advances in communications, use of web 2.0 tools, we had a wonderful speaker (Michael Stephens) come and speak to us on continuing to move forward in using these to connect with others via internal and external web communities or "tribes." I recieved an e-mail notifying us of comments on our work-related project. Sadly, all I was able to access and read (from work) was the following.

The City's Internet use policy restricts access to this web page at this time.
Reason: The Websense category "General Email" is filtered.
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URL: http://www.youtube.com/inbox?folder=comments&action_message=1

Irony defined beautifully.