Category Archives: conversation set free
Centralization of social interaction is not a good idea
This weekend an interesting discussion arose around the new RSS service Shyftr. Louis Gray started the discussion with a post , Robert Scoble, Tony Hung, Mark Evans and many others, including myself chipped in our 2 cts. From there on … Continue reading
Posted in conversation set free, social interaction, web 2.0
Tagged centralization, converation set free, social interaction, web 2.0
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You can’t claim an idea once it’s out there, just set it free
This weekend TechMeme shows that bloggers are pretty anxious about the new service called Shyftr. Shyftr is a new RSS service that allows people to comment on blog posts. The discussion is not taking place at the original blog, instead … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, conversation set free, inspiration, Shyftr
Tagged blogging, conversation, inspiration, Shyftr
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With great power comes great responsibility
I read about the fuzz generated around an interview Sara Lacy held with pop star Mark Zuckerberg. Sara was slaughtered on-line with several blog posts and numerous tweets that called her all sorts of things. Michael Arrington called it right … Continue reading
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Commenting is easy, try blogging for a change!
Fred Wilson started a discussion this weekend suggesting that comments on blogs are often more insightful than the blog post being commented on. He suggests that comments should be more prominent available in aggregating sites like TechMeme and Friendfeed. And … Continue reading →