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"lol, thanks for participating Jerome" - Adam Ostrow

"the comments are always so amusing when we overlap into politics ..." - Adam Ostrow

"hmm and you're using one of the supported browsers? Google doesn't specify US-only, doesn't seem to be a feature they'd need to limit like that ..." - Adam Ostrow

lol, don't get me started on this subject ... - Adam Ostrow

"good point re: WSJ vs NYT .... judging from tweets though, it sounds like at least some would pay for the crossword puzzle, hehe" - Adam Ostrow

"to clarify ... over 50 million in total (Meebo.com + partner sites) ... 17.5M of them are now on partner sites, up from 10M a few months ago" - Adam Ostrow

"it's also the same colors as the google logo though ... probably coincidence I'd say :-)" - Adam Ostrow

"it's also the same colors as the google logo though ... probably coincidence I'd say :-)" - Adam Ostrow

"damn, hate when they do that ... can still see it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch..." - Adam Ostrow

"this is true, I get lots of invites from people I don't know who live nowhere near me" - Adam Ostrow

"I should've added perhaps that it's reasonable in light of the alternative - Pandora being forced to shutdown or charge users much higher fees had no compromise been reached. $1/mo is certainly reasonable for power users monetarily speaking ... though, if you're fundamentally opposed to the record labels directly getting *any* additional of your money, you can certainly protest." - Adam Ostrow

"just anonymous trolls, pay them no mind. thanks for the support though :-)" - Adam Ostrow

"hah, I was thinking of Flickr actually when I was writing that but couldn't recall what they used ... you're right, Gamma, lol" - Adam Ostrow

Here is the first test comment to kick things off. This comment was submitted via the blog's comment form. - Mark Carey

just another tester :) - Anil

"experiencing a weird bug ... looking into it ..." - Adam Ostrow

"not exactly, though tweetizen.com lets you do something very similar" - Adam Ostrow

"thanks, fixed" - Adam Ostrow

"fair point, though, I'd argue that video cameras in cell phones makes the need to purchase flip cams a lot less pressing. one device that performs both functions, rather than carrying around a separate video recorder." - Adam Ostrow

"well, considering Pete would have to fly to the US to get it for me, it's actually a pretty lousy deal!" - Adam Ostrow

"I think it shows everything ... might be better if it only showed transactions that actually went through" - Adam Ostrow

"whoops, typo ... fixed. thx." - Adam Ostrow

"it seems that everyone goes to 1) everyone that's a friend or "fan" of you 2) your profile/wall, which, is visible to the whole Web, not just Facebook users." - Adam Ostrow

"+1" - Adam Ostrow

"yes, but that's not the only type of duplicate Digg is trying to eliminate with the new system." - Adam Ostrow

"heh, exactly. the way I read it, the system is designed to prevent *exactly* this type of thing from happening." - Adam Ostrow

"hah, I should have held the tweeet until I posted, but it was too awesome not to share immediately!" - Adam Ostrow

"I was being a bit sarcastic ... the Internet is only a "crisis" to print media" - Adam Ostrow

"I don't think you're wrong ... I think this is simply Twitter integration *for* active Flickr users that would rather have all of their photos in one place versus uploading separate to a service like TwitPic. If you don't use Flickr, Twitpic would remain a better option for sharing photos on Twitter imo." - Adam Ostrow

"hah, coffee only went out to people in the editorial chatroom :-)" - Adam Ostrow

"yea, I cropped it out of our screenshot on that story" - Adam Ostrow

"heh, hopefully no one ever *actually* falls off those cliffs. then no one will believe the story :-)" - Adam Ostrow