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Earle Martin
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13 hours ago - Link
"I think getting away from the Twitter name entirely is only a good thing. Playing on someone else's trademark makes your service seem like a derivative of theirs, which Laconi.ca/Identi.ca aren't." - Earle Martin
13 hours ago - Link
"Guys, as a friend of Evan, whose service Identi.ca is, and an early tester, I can tell you for a fact that it's entirely word of mouth. I've been amazed at the good buzz that everyone's generated, and I don't think he expected quite this much, either." - Earle Martin
14 hours ago - Link
"I was thinking "note" (140 characters is about as much as you could comfortably fit on a Post-It). "Post" has a strong established meaning for a longer piece of text." - Earle Martin
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23 hours ago - Link
"Patches welcome, Keith. (I'm serious; that's why it's open source.)" - Earle Martin
23 hours ago - Link
"That's called making a stand for one believes in. You're entitled not to agree with it, and subsequently not use the service. But you're not entitled to complain about it being "wrong". Using someone else's (free) service is a privilege, granted by them to you - not a right. If you don't like how they choose to operate, go elsewhere." - Earle Martin
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Thursday at 11:57 pm - Link
"That's called making a stand for one's beliefs. You're entitled not to agree, and subsequently not use the service. But you're not entitled to complain about it being "wrong". Using someone else's (free) service is a privilege, granted by them to you - not a right. If you don't like how they operate, go elsewhere." - Earle Martin
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Tuesday at 8:00 pm - Link
"In short, Where a [cop] takes hold of a person's arm with no intention of arresting that person at that time, that action amounts to an unlawful assault. A police officer has no more right to lay hands on someone than any other member of the community." - Earle Martin
Tuesday at 7:59 pm - Link
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Tuesday at 7:22 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
Just spent a few minutes tagging stuff around my area. If you have some time free, help the cause of free data and do where you live. - Earle Martin via Bookmarklet
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gnipcentral.com - Demand OpenID
Tuesday at 10:40 am - via Bookmarklet - Link
Gnip launch and they're still a data silo? FAIL. Sorry, I'm not registering another user name to try it out. - Earle Martin via Bookmarklet
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