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MOO Opening Office in the US (Providence, RI) - http://www.moo.com/blog...
Sandra, Ian Betteridge, l.m.orchard and 2 other people liked this
A moo office shipping from my very own state? Super fresh.
- Geoff Girardin
Really happy seeing Moo do well.
- Ian Betteridge
Do You Bookmark Socially or Locally? - http://lifehacker.com/5079759...
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Most stuff I bookmark online (on delicious or magnolia), but short-term stuff, like jobs or concerts I'm interested in following up on I bookmark locally.
- Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
yeah, similar - frankly i've never gotta hang of bookmarking...I keep tools i need to viisit regularly in my toolbar and then every other one i tend to search google for! :)
- Zee.
socially through delicious w/ some on Google bookmarks & Yahoo bookmarks
- scott
I always do it socially, unless I have a tab open that I haven't looked at yet and need to close the browser. Then I just delete them again once I've looked at them.
- Geoff Girardin
Socially - I rarely mark bookmarks as private, but if I do, they're short-term (as with Jandy).
- flammable
I always bookmark socially, unless it's local scope (eg intranet)
- David Slattery
Socially. I don't see the point of bookmarking locally as socially works both ways and locally only serves me. Plus I'd rather have all my links saved to the cloud and my desktop rather than just the desktop.
- Jon Gosier
both.. diigo and foxmarks ftw!
- Tim Hoeck
I have been using the hell out of Read This Later. At least as far as marking things to read later... *cough* Once I've checked something out, tho, it usually ends up on delicious or somewhere.
- abacab
I use both, depending on what I'm bookmarking.
- LouCypher
local bookmarks are for porn and you all know it
- Mitch
I've started using Twine as well.
- Ian May
I used to bookmark by creating contacts. That way they got synchronised to my mobile device. But I don't bookmark since FF3. Browser history = bookmarks. For me it's quicker to type a few letters in the address bar and then pick one of my browser's auto-complete options
- sjjh
@Zee I'm glad someone else uses that method!
- David Young
both
- Nebojsa Radovic
from twhirl
love the ability to access information from any computer in the world, even though I rarely don't have my laptop
- Dobromir Hadzhiev
Both too, mostly social... But I think that Delicious is not that social.
- Kristian Salonen
Socially. But I agree with Kristian: Delicious have now to improve the social (interaction) side of the whole stuff.
- Thierry R. Andriamirado
I bookmark socially using delicious more. stuff with short shelf life i do it with digg.
- Carolyn Chan
Socially, Delicious.
- Leandro Ardissone ⍨
socially, now using diigo since i can have bookmarks private, public or only shared with group/project members only (especially on projects which has some confidentiality issues)
- Naor Mark
socially, diigo
- Jennifer Van Grove
I do what Jandy does, though I bookmark locally as well if it's something important or feel I'll be visiting over and over.
- Kol Tregaskes
Delicious. Never looked back.
- Roberto Bonini
I usually bookmark socially. Share, learn, and grow together. :)
- Daynah
Somewhere in the past few years, I got too lazy to bookmark at all. Most of my computers almost always have something like 8 windows open with 35 or so tabs between them, and I might have IE, Chrome and or Safari open, too. Wonder what a psychiatrist would make of that.
- MiniMage, sheeple of FF
With FF related items we can see how many people posted and bookmarked any one page. Its great.
- Roberto Bonini
Both, one off stuff I keep for reference goes to delicious, stuff I use regularly and want to bookmark for ease of access goes into Google Bookmarks, nothing goes into the browsers local bookmarks.
- Andy Davies
Both. I primarily bookmark locally with foxmark syncing but also bookmark socially w/ magnolia.
- Keith - @tsudo
A little of both.
- Paul W. Swansen
Both. Socially for pages I can never find in bookmarks(easier to do descriptions).
- clarke thomas
Socially: articles, posts, pictures. Locally: websites in general.
- Marcos
No Download Required: Get FriendFeed Updates Over IM - http://mashable.com/2008...
Susan Beebe and Geoff Girardin liked this
I must say, I love this new feature.
- Geoff Girardin
Selling Ads on Your Twitter Background? You'll Love Magpie - http://www.readwriteweb.com/archive...
Morton Fox, Tris Hussey, Geoff Girardin and 5 other people liked this
How do we all feel about this? Personally, I would put ads in my tweets, and I wouldn't object to others doing the same. Ads are all the same to me, they get ignored.
- Will Higgins™
hmm, i dunno - tweets are so short that i probably would unfollow anyone who added them to their tweets. But on a twitter background, even though i wouldnt do it - i wouldn't blame people who did.
- Zee.
The problem with this is that you probably won't be able to tell the difference between an ad and, let's say, a site that the "twitterer" is actually recommending. Unless the user is providing amazing content, I'd probably unfollow.
- Antonio Marques
from twhirl
I'm yet to see this in action - is there a Magpie disclaimer in the tweet at all? if it's at all detectable, it's an automatic unfollow as far as I'm concerned
- David Miller
is this, firstly, in concordance with the twitter tos? i find it hard to believe.
- Tibi Puiu
I am going to try it. Says I can make $98.41!
- Stowe Boyd
Something is wrong, it says I can make $7,703!
- Eric Sessions
I tried Twittads, not Magpie. Magpis says I could make 286.11 €/month
- Stowe Boyd
What a weird service. It says I can make 5.08€/month.
- Anika
Oh boy, I could make 3 bucks a month. :/ Not worth it in my opinion. Interesting concept though.
- Geoff Girardin
Mah...
- Dario Salvelli
I'm not giving anyone my twitter account to post whatever they want for 10 euros a month.
- Dave Sanders
Not going to do it for a mere 9 euro / month.
- Morton Fox
34 euros for me. I think it's extremely lame. Way to NOT build trust.
- Laura Norvig
Good Morning FriendFeed!
Mark Wilson, Johnny Worthington, Jennifer Leggio and 11 other people liked this
Morning 2u2
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
hey kyle
- Amber, Random Time Lord
Hola Kyle! ¿Como estáa?
- Zee.
Mornin
- Johnny Worthington
Good morning Kyle.
- Trish R
G'nite, Kyle LOL I'm waking up in three hours. YAY
- Mona Nomura
Morning Kyle.
- Mo Kargas
Morning. Morning.Morning!
- Kyle Lacy
Donde esta el Bano?
- Kyle Lacy
A tu casa, Kyle.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Morning! :D Ohayo Minna-san! :D
- Ron
night Kyle
- Duncan Riley
Evening Kyle :)
- Hayk H.
ugh...
- Mathew™ one of a kind
So happy its Tuesday!!! We in Britain have been up for hours. Thanks for joining us. Let the friendfeed fun begin!
- Roberto Bonini
Roberto, Tuesday is so yesterday, at least in 65 minutes
- Duncan Riley
Good morning earthlings!
- AJ Batac
@Duncan: Which side of the dateline are you?
- Roberto Bonini
Morning pals!
- Yolanda
Morning Kyle!
- Douglas Karr
from twhirl
Morning!
- Shawn Farner
mornin
- mjc
Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood Morning Kyle!
- Mike Fruchter
Some of ya'll are WAY to chirpy to be in my time zone!
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Morning. ZzzzZZ.
- Jennifer Leggio
Morning Jennifer :)
- Johnny Worthington
Wuzzzzzup Kyle.
- Jonathan.Rivera
Kyle said g'morning and then disappeared. I think he's being productive or something... Show off...
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
I suppose it's Good Night now? ;-)
- Kol Tregaskes
“Aren't you cutest little ducklings!” - http://friendfeed.com/e...
Carmen, edythe, Zulema ◕ ◡ ◕ and 15 other people liked this
It's hard to feed three kids
- Michael W. May
The big one's trying to gank something out of her purse.
- Daniel Miessler
My Vote Goes to the Tastier Candidate - http://geeks.pirillo.com/profile...
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Having money is awesome. Flaunting it is fine if it makes you happy. But look, you can't take it with you. Make it last, give to the needy.
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What happens to all the money of rich people when they move on and they don't have any children or relatives? Assuming they didn't leave it for someone in their will.
- Andrew Trinh
an asset only have value if it is used (of course, peace of mind is a use too)
- RAPatton
you know, drinking it can be fun as well :-)
- Duncan Riley
So, your giving me some money?
- Mathew™ one of a kind
Fair enough Duncan :D Duncan's showing his Aussie spirit :)
- Mo Kargas
@Mathew No. :)
- Mo Kargas
Matthew, sorry, drank the vintage Moet for my birthday, the spare bottles of normal Moet are still in the fridge :-)
- Duncan Riley
make some babies, give it to them.
- Vincent van Wylick
+1 Vincent.
- Jonathan.Rivera
guy next to me in sbux is playing vidgame with earbuds. the tinny sameness of his sound leakage is worse than disco.
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Your Ten Favorite Music Albums of All Time? - http://themostess.blogspot.com/2008...
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Daft Punk / Alive 2007, Underworld / Dubnobasswithmyheadman, DJ Tiesto / Just Be, Armin Van Buuren / Shivers, Blonde Redhead / 23, Information Society / Information Society, Paul Van Dyk / Out There and Back, Depeche Mode / Violator, Paul Oakenfold / Resident, New Order / Best Of
- Louis Gray
Info Society - I thought I was the only one who dug that CD.
- AJ Kohn
The Beatles - Rubber Soul, Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde, Marvin Gaye - What's Going On, Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here, the Clash - London Calling, Maceo Parker - Life on Planet Groove, Nirvana - In Utero, Jeff Buckley - Grace, Dream Theater - Metropolis Pt. 2 / Scenes from a Memory, and Radiohead - Kid A
- Mark Trapp
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde; Jeff Buckley - Grace; Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot; Beach Boys - Pet Sounds; The Replacements - Let it Be; Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique; Radiohead - OK Computer; Belle and Sebastian - If You're Feeling Sinister; D'angelo - Voodoo; Elliott Smith - Either/Or
- George Smith
I think it's humorous we all did 7-8 "safe" choices and 2 or 3 that just got snuck in there :-P
- Mark Trapp
I cheated by using iTunes, and looking at my top 1000 played, sorted by album, and then looked at my decades' sets. I'm sure that overlooks work by Nirvana, NIN, etc, that aren't ripped in there.
- Louis Gray
Streetlight Manifesto - Somewhere in the Between, Day Without Dawn - Understanding Consequences, Postman Syndrome - Terraforming, Pink Floyd - The Wall, Less Than Jake - Hello Rockview, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones - Let's Face It, Buckethead - Colma, Arch Enemy - Wages of Sin, Primus - Sailing the Seas of Cheese, Porcupine Tree - In Absentia
- Brooks Bishop
Bat Out of Hell, Meatloaf / The Wreckers Unplugged, The Wreckers / Chapter One, Celestial Navigations / Little Earthquakes, Tori Amos / Moving Pictures, Rush / Hybrid Theory, Linkin Park / Paradise Theater, Styx / Kamakiriad, Donald Fagen / Fumbling Towards Ecstasy, Sarah McLachlan / Rumors, Fleetwood Mac
- Soulhuntre
Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream, Metallica - Master of Puppets, John Coltrane - Blue Train, Pearl Jam - Ten, Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon, Santana - Santana, Led Zeppelin - II, Outkast - Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik, The White Stripes - Elephant, Beastie Boys - Ill Communication
- Rodfather
I have no way to narrow to 10. Sorry. But Jason, LOVE LOVE LOVE Sam Phillips. That's definite in a top list for me. Didn't know anyone but me had ever heard it. Soulhuntre, much of that list frightens me, but Tori's Little Earthquakes is another one on my list of more than 10. :D
- Cyndy
can't necessarily give you albums but can give you a list of favorite performers/bands: Eagles, Stevie Wonder, Prince, George Michael, Radiohead, Tears for Fears, Fleetwood Mac, the Cure, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Beastie Boys, REM
- Kimberly J
It's so hard to pick just ten. And albums... there are so many good songs, but whole albums? My list changes over time, but here are ten *among* my favorites... Radiohead (The Bends), Nirvana (MTV Unplugged), O Brother Where Art Thou, Pink Floyd (pick any one between 1973-1977), The Beatles (pick any between 1965-1970), Portishead (pick any), The Clash (London Calling), Roxy Music (Avalon), Sigur Ros (Hvarf-Heim), Nine Inch Nails (Ghosts i-IV), Oh, that's ten, do I really have to stop?...
- LogEx
Louis, I'm usually data-driven, but music is different... To get my initial list I scanned my library and ratcheted up my emotion detector. But I just applied your algorithm and it did tweak the list somewhat.
- LogEx
That's hard. Ben Folds (Songs for Silverman), Crowded House (Crowded House) (Woodface), Dave Brubeck (Time Out), Ella Fitzgerald, (The Definitive Collection), Pete Murray (Feeler), Rodgers and Hammerstein (South Pacific), Mussorgsky (Pictures at an Exhibition), Orff (Carmina Burana) , The Rat Pack (best of)
- Duncan Riley
This is my list , although if you ask me tomorrow it would probably different Before the Flood-Dylan, Born in the USA-Springstein, Sound of Silence-Simon and Garfunkle, Murder-Cash, Shake, Rattle and Hum-U2, Wanted-the Outlaws, Pearl-Janis Joplin, The Great Chicago Concert-louis armstrong, Song of Summer-Beach Boys, Electric Landlady-Hendrix
- Kim Landwehr
don't hold me to this, but: In the Aeroplane Over the Sea, Neutral Milk Hotel; Funeral, Arcade Fire; The Joshua Tree, U2; Frank Zappa & the Mothers, We're Only in it For the Money; Millions Now Living Will Never Die, Tortoise; Doolittle, Pixies; Boxer, The National; The Downward Spiral, Nine Inch Nails; A Love Supreme, John Coltrane; Out of Time, R.E.M. This list will be different tomorrow, btw...
- Trent Olson
Pick any ten from these and we are good: http://www.last.fm/user...
- Michael W. May
The Wall by Pink floyd, Johua Tree by U2, Ziggy Stardust by David Bowie, Physical Graffiti by Led Zeppelin, Madonna by Madonna, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road by Elton John, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles, Appetite for Destruction by Guns N'Roses, Sticky Fingers by The Rolling Sones
- Michael Fidler
from twhirl
Schubert's 8th Symphony // U2- Unforgettable Fire // Beatles - Rubber Soul // Crosby,Stills,Nash&Young's So Far // Bob Marley - Kaya // Nirvana - In Utero // Nick Drake - Five Leaves Left // Talking Heads - Naked // Vavaldi Bassoon Concertos // Beck - Guero
- Andrew Baron
This is hard, and it could change with the hour. What's Going On (Marvin Gaye); The River (Springsteen); The White Album (The Beatles); Garbage, (Garbage); My Ever Changing Moods (Style Council); Me Myself I or Track Record (Joan Armatrading); Sunny Came Home (Shawn Colvin); Ballads (John Coltrane); That's the Way of the World (Earth Wind & Fire); Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Elton John) last one I can't decide between the Killers, Bach String Concertos and Elvis Costello.
- Merredith Branscombe
Stripped by Christina Aguilera, King by T.I, Kingdome Come by Jay-Z, Real Talk by Fabolous, As I Am by Alicia Keys, Under My Skin by Avril Lavigne, Bday by Beyonce, Tha Carter III by Lil Wayne, The Black Album by Jay-Z, and Meteora by Linkin Park.
- Corvida
The best albums of the Beatles, Kraftwerk, Pogues, Ultravox, Cramps, U2, Bauhaus, Bob Marley, Gang of Four, and Human Sexual Response. Although that misses Eno/Byrne's collaboration. (And my first album, still to come.)
- John McCrea
Led Zeppelin IV, Girls, Girls, Girls and Dr. Feelgood by Mötley Crüe, Appetite for Destruction - Guns N' Roses. Currently Muse - Black Holes & Revelations and Absolution.
- Kevykev
I can't contain it in 10, I just can't
- Josh Haley
The Dresden Dolls / The Dresden Dolls, Rage Against the Machine / Rage Against the Machine, Marilyn Manson / Antichrist Superstar, Incubus / Make Yourself, Church of Chaos / Church of Chaos, Bush / Sixteen Stone, Nirvana / Nevermind, Garbage / Garbage, Garbage / Version 2.0, Freaky Flow and MC Flipside / Keep it Live
- xero
damnit, i was hoping that was Elvis Costello's Girls, Girls, Girls, Kevin. i should have added his Armed Forces to my fave album list...
- Trent Olson
NIN / Pretty Hate Machine, Charlatans UK / Up To Our Hips, Ride / Nowhere, Jane's Addiction / Nothing's Shocking, Cake / Comfort Eagle, Nirvana / Nevermind, The Beatles / Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band, Chemical Brothers / Exit Planet Dust, U2 / Joshua Tree, Midnight Oil / Red Sails In The Sunset
- AJ Kohn
Pixies - Surfer Rosa, Janes Addiction - Nothing Shocking, Pixies - Doolittle, The Smiths - Meat is Murder, Bad Brains - Bad Brains, Tool - Opiate, REM - Lifes Rich Pageant, Nirvana - Nevermind, Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump, The Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin, The Velvet Underground & Nico - Self Titled.
- adolfo foronda
Quite a few come really close. OK Computer by Radiohead, Document by REM, American Idiot by Green Day, almost any Blur or Gorillaz, The Swing by INXS, Violator by Depeche Mode, Rio by Duran Duran ... I'm sure I'm missing others.
- AJ Kohn
+1 for Andrew Baron. Vivaldi next to Beck.
- Duncan Riley
The Triffids -Born Sandy Devotional / The Saints -Stranded / Chris Bailey (as The Saints) - Prodigal Son /Jesus and Mary Chain -Psycho Candy / Swervedriver - Raise / Scud Mountain Boys - Massachusetts / Pernice Brothers - Overcome by Happiness / Augie March - Moo, You Bloody Choir / Sarah Blasko - What the Sea Wants the Sea Will Have / Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain / Dave Brubeck -Jazz Red Hot & Cool
- Nick Cowie
Tough question but I came up with this:
- Bill Pennington
from twhirl
Uhh this - NIN - Pretty Hate MachineTool - OpiateMinor Threat - Complete DiscographyU2 - The Unforgettable FireThe Cure - Staring At The Sea-The Singles 1979-1985The Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese DreamSisters of Mercy - FloodlandThe Rolling Stones - Forty LicksKings of Leon - Holly Roller Novocain Rage Against the Machine - Rage Against the Machine
- Bill Pennington
from twhirl
Oasis - Definitely Maybe// Sex Pistols - Never Mind the Bollocks // Radiohead - The Bends // Jesus & Mary Chain - Pscyho Candy // My Bloody Valentine - Loveless // AC/DC - Back In Black // The Cure - The Head On The Door // The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses // The Clash - London Calling // Duran Duran - Rio
- Mark Wilson
I think my list goes over 10
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These go to 11.
- Mark Wilson
Led Zeppelin II (Led Zeppelin), Led Zeppelin IV (Led Zeppelin), Master of Puppets (Metallica), Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (The Beatles), Surfing With the Alien (Joe Satriani), Revolver (The Beatles), King of the Delta Blues Singers (Robert Johnson), Back in Black (AC/DC), The Sun Sesssions (Elvis Presley), The Planets (Holst) and some kind of home spun compilation containing a few songs each from Paul Oakenfold, Armin Van Buuren, Paul Van Dyk, Daft Punk and Tiesto.
- Chris Luckhardt
My Life (Mary J Blige), The Score (The Fugees), FutureSex/Lovesounds (Justin Timberlake), Canrencro (Marc Broussard), Ready to Die (B.I.G.), Enter the Wu-Tang/36 Chambers (Wu Tang Clan), At Last (Etta James), CrazySexyCool (TLC), Hard Knock Life (Jay-z), Collision Course (Linkin Park/Jay-Z)
- James Williams
Fun! Exile on Main Street (Stones) / Really (JJ Cale) / Naturally (JJ Cale) / The Payback (James Brown) / Revolver (Beatles) / Layla (Derek and the Dominos) / The K&D Sessions (Kruder & Dorfmeister) / Guitar Pete's Blues (Pete Franklin) / Appetite for Desrtruction (Guns n Roses) / Protection (Massive Attack)
- Richard Crocker
1. Bob Dylan, Blood on the Tracks, 2. Husker Du, Zen Arcade 3. Ween, the Pod, 4. Death Cab for Cutie, Plans, 5. Black Flag, Damaged, 6. Beatles, Abbey Road, 7. John Prine, Souvenirs, 8. Neil Young, Ragged Glory, 9. The Sex Pistols, Never Mind the Bullock's Here's the Sex Pistols, 10. Tom Waits, Nighthawks at the Diner
- Thomas Hawk
@Mark: +1 for Spinal Tap reference.
- AJ Kohn
Close to the Edge (Yes), Chase the Kangaroo (The Choir), Slow Train Coming (Bob Dylan), Ten Songs (Adam Again), Awaiting Your Reply (Resurrection Band), Master and the Musician (Phil Keaggy), Relayer (Yes), 666 (Aphrodite's Child), Joshua Tree (U2), Under Fire (Gato Barbieri), 77s (Seventy Sevens)
- Bob Lozano
Mmhmm (Relient K), blink-182 (blink-182), RIOT! (Paramore), Cities (Anberlin), We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things. (Jason Mraz), Plans (Death Cab For Cutie), Southern Weather (The Almost), The Black and White Album (The Hives), Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends (Coldplay), Do You Feel (The Rocket Summer).
- Geoff Girardin
The story behind Google Chrome - http://www.niallkennedy.com/blog...
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If you're looking for *one more* piece on Chrome, Niall's in-depth post is worth a read.
- Chris Messina
from Mento
Listening Lincoln Determined Fake - http://www.elspethjane.com/post...
eric mortensen, BuBBy Oxide, Mo Kargas and 4 other people liked this
This is TOTALLY photoshopped.
- Andrew Baron
from Bookmarklet
hahahh
- mjc
The lighting is all wrong on his beard. Obvious photoshop.
- Geoff Girardin
It would've been an 8-track player back then, that's the real giveaway.
- ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ
Turn Your Car into Public Transportation With Avego. But Would You Really Use This? - http://mashable.com/2008...
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Marc andreesen is sitting in front of me. Should I tickle him?
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Rub him and see if he will grant you 3 wishes
- Eric @ CS Techcast
Please do.
- Geoff Girardin
Yes, and do rub his head.
- l.m.orchard
Skype Sent Me a Cookie, for Their Birthday! - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
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Using two operating systems - Geeks! - http://geeks.pirillo.com/profile...
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Just ate 2 Chocolate Chip Cookies for breakfast and totally unrepentant. If I have a third I might puke though.
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You should eat a 1/2 dozen cookies and be done with it. Any dilemma can be solved with the judicious application of baked goods.
- mojo shivers
The mass graveyard of the blogosphere - http://onlinemarketingbanter.com/the-mas...
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"The biggest reason for the abandonment behaviour however, dawned on me as I perused my blog stats for the year to date. And it was the amount of patience required to get a blog off the ground. Because despite what the ‘Make Money Online‘ and other get rich quick blogs may tell you, it’s not friggen easy to get people to read your blog!"
- Thomas Hawk
Wow, that is really good.
- Geoff Girardin
My main issue has always been the time investment. Writing a good blog is a time sink - easily an hour a day. Which on top of working and other hobbies, is quite a lot. Twice now I've managed to get a blog off the ground (it does take 8-12 months) only to abandon it when other things took priority, to find that my (modest) readership vanished by the time I could return to it.
- Eric P
Though let me also add this - how many of those 200 million were simply "personal diaries" where the blogger didn't stop blogging so much as they started utilizing myspace/facebook more?
- Eric P
Eric: True, but that still leaves an inactive blog behind.
- Geoff Girardin
I want to turn this around and ask, is there a way to quantify just how successful an individual would be if they started a blog (not a personal journal) and kept at it diligently for 6 months, a year, two years.. even four years.
- Phil G
Lifehacker Interview with Felicia Day - http://lifehacker.com/399636/
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I tried to comment on this this morning but I guess my 'interview/audition' comment wasn't that well received...nevermind, the interview was great!
- WorldofHiglet
Very delightful interview to read! I especially like that you're a fellow digsby user! The devs said you're one from way back. :D
- Geoff Girardin
Yes, my brother turned me onto it very early on. It's great, I love having it in the toolbar. Much better than Twirl imo.
- Felicia
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