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DVD Review: Time Bandits - http://www.rowthree.com/2010...
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Spidra Webster, SteVe C, ha3rvey (Hugs 50% off!) and 6 other people liked this
I need to show this to the little pandas
- RAPatton
from iPhone
[Marina Antunes, 4/5 stars]
- Jandy
Why is the #TTC spending money on billboards? Aren't the buses and streetcars advertising enough?
Pamela Weir liked this
Top 10 Science Fiction Disappointments Of The Past Decade [Decade In Review] - http://io9.com/5420137...
Pamela Weir liked this
They had to whine about the BSG ending again? And I didn't think that Ang Lee's Hulk was so bad.
- Mark Dykeman
Matthew Digs in to the McDonald's Ketchup. Yum.
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John E. Bredehoft, Pamela Weir, victed and 32 other people liked this
what is the thing next to the ketchup cup? i am not sure
- Allen Stern
Looks like part of a hamburger bun to me, Allen!
- Louis Gray
Yay ketchup! It's fun when you're old enough to dip by yourself, huh, Matthew?
- Trish Haley
It was his first time tasting ketchup and I'd say it was a success.
- Kristine Gray
i think he will like chicken mcnuggets and honey - try that next time
- Allen Stern
let's get dirty mom is there to take care of cleaning part :)
- ffcode
One of our first pictures of our daughter - taken when she was much younger than Matthew or Sarah - was when her grandpa gave her a donut. The face was similarly messy...but she couldn't do it all by herself like Matthew did.
- John E. Bredehoft
hey o buddy! :)
- ffcode
I NOT BURNZED DEM!
Nicholas Kreidberg, Pamela Weir, Mahdi Ebrahimi and 36 other people liked this
gimme gimme gimme
- Mark Krynsky
I WANT ONE!
- John (bird whisperer)
GIMMEH
- Mo Kargas
Demz for eatin', not sniffin', don't ya no?
- Kurt Starnes
Now I have another problem. I IZ EATIN DEM ALL. PLEEZ SEND HALP.
- Jandy
ILL HELPZ U EATS DEM
- John (bird whisperer)
:D
- Michael W. May
COOOOOOKAAAAAYYYYYSSSSS! OM NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM
- Jonathan Hardesty
Feast now, Little Jon
- Mo Kargas
Tonight? Tonight? *grin*
- Michael W. May
I need to get my hair cut SO BAD. I hate it right now.
- Jandy
HATE.
- Jandy
I <3 Jandy.
- Derrick
I still haz cookiehs, Danny. But I'm taking them over to a friends' for Thanksgiving, so I probably won't have any after that. :)
- Jandy
yay!
- hollyrae
Blog post - video response to Are We Addicted To Giving Our Own Opinions by @chrisbrogan http://broadcasting-brain.com/2009...
Pamela Weir liked this
Donut Seeds - http://www.seriouseats.com/2009...
doli incapax, Pamela Weir, Anne Bouey and 10 other people liked this
"Kids will eventually want to know where donuts come from. This is actually a bag of Cheerios, the perfect gag gift for any donut-loving gardener in your life."
- Derrick
from Bookmarklet
I can't decide if that's the most brilliant thing I've ever seen or cruel...
- Sir Shuping is just sir
Docs Are Old-School, We Need PageRank for People - http://threeminds.organic.com/2009...
nathan, Daniel Rowley, Chris Heath and 73 other people liked this
"PageRank assigns a reputation score to the URL where content is published. This makes it a great fit for content that stays put in one location. However, evolving content distribution via blogs, RSS, guest columns, and syndication are a challenge for PageRank. Tweets, retweets, micropublishing, ratings, and comments - even bigger problems. The solution lies in associating reputation with the identity of the author - a PageRank for People."
- Leo Laporte
from Bookmarklet
Reminds me of "wuffie" where personal reputation replaces monetary wealth in Cory Doctorow's DOWN AND OUT IN THE MAGIC KINGDOM.
- Liam Watts
I love that comic. Makes me chukle every time.
- Roberto Bonini
Doctors are catching on to this and have slipped a "patient will not post online comments about doctor" clause into their standard forms. You don't even know you've agreed to it unless you read the whole thing, and who does that?
- jjjobst
Desirable, but immensely difficult: how do you define a "person" for rank purposes? We are talking here about a huge collection of disparate things. And, what if, contrary to the online reputation, the real reputation sucks?
- Nikos Anagnostou
Agree that we need a soltion for this but a Nikos touches upon is need to agree definitions of scope. Others male valid point also some further discussion and thinking required.
- Najeeb Mirza
PersonRank tied to (possibly) OpenId anyone? ...Everytime I click „Like“ FF brain is assigning whuffie to the author of a message.
- Mindaugas Dagys
Great analogy Liam. Loved that book.
- dthree
Doesn't Googles Sentiment Analysis a step in the right direction? It infers sentiment to rank http://www.seobythesea.com/... and “service,” “value,” and “general comments.” Aspects are defined in one of Google’s papers on sentiment analysis as “properties of an object that can be rated by a user.” Unfortunately, Google is attempting to Patent this process.
- Greg
Yup. This made me think of "Down and out in the Magic Kingdom" too. If you haven't read it, it's worth it.
- Chad McCoskey
I would say not desirable - relevance is highly relative when it comes to people, and frankly anything that ranks people by the noise they make online and how many people they can get to claim they are great... will produce the wrong kind of behaviour
- Iphigenie
I agree with Joelle, mostly. The exceptions would be for trolls and spammers -- it's too much work to be on a constant lookout for trolling, and I'd really like to have an automatic metric which would enable me to automatically filter out such rubbish.
- Nathaniel Thurston
leo: yes indeed, and such a content filter would work well by taking into account the distance through the social graph between the author and each reader, rather than using a fixed measure of the author's reputation for all readers.
- Bob Hitching
from fftogo
Nathaniel - I might agree for spammers, but "trolls" are a difficult thing. Many game changing people were labelled troublemakers first, today we'd call them trolls...
- Iphigenie
Hi Guys - I'm the author of the original article. One thing to keep in mind is that this system could be made topic sensitive. We'd be looking at total contribution/reputation for each person for a specific social graph relating to a specific topic. Is some ways this would be like mapping the Hilltop/HITS algorithms used in algorithmic text search to the social space. The similarity is...
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- Marshall Clark
The problem with any such measure is that some people will take it far too seriously - make it into something authoritative instead of something helpful - and some people will game it. I dont want to have to think about my "score" in any field and have to "work" in the way the score measure in order to be taken seriously
- Iphigenie
Interesting post, I was just thinking today when reading about Listiti.com about how Twitter Lists plus this new form of "Track"/search on them can at least partially solve that problem: Just pick a reputable List, one that is large enough to create a thorough but vetted "universe of discourse" (e.g. Scoble's Tech-News-Brands with 500 entries). Then you're searching over that set, and not over the entire freaking Internet. This pretty much bypasses all of Google's PR machinations and their gaming by SEOs.
- Alex Schleber
On SocialToo we're assigning a rank to people based on various points assigned by other people they come in contact (via follow, dms, etc). It has the potential to become this.
- Jesse Stay
Yep eBay comes to mind A+++++ Quick operator will deal with again!!!!!!!!!111one
- Phill Price
from iPhone
But isnt the problem then that all you see and hear is from the "big guys" who are already established, as defined by "in" players who by nature will want to be in the "big guys" good books? We're right back in the landscape of television, where the barrier of entry for new players is high, opinion and value is centrally defined... and we get lower quality and service as none of them tries very hard...
- Iphigenie
This is beyond awesome: iPhone or Droid? - xkcd - http://xkcd.com/662/
Tomonori Murakami, Steven Bryden, Pamela Weir and 65 other people liked this
It's funny because it's OMFG funny.
- Kevin Fox
from Bookmarklet
alt text: "It may be a fundamentally empty experience, but holy crap the Droid's 265 ppi screen is amazing."
- Kevin Fox
I first saw this cartoon via Reader on my Droid! Couldn't see the alt text tho...
- Rob Shillingsburg
The Droid has some nice parts to it but overall it sucks when compared to iPhone.
- Robert Scoble
hero
- siniradam
Somehow it seems the iPhone will always win on hardware. You know, unless they make a Droid phone brown and able to squirt songs to other Droid phones.
- Бурт
Side note: I have opted to not share any of the stories that result from the confidential items from Twitter that are being released one by one. That they leaked was newsworthy, yes, but if you want that news, you can get it many other places.
Peggy Gartin, Internet Strategist, Bill Vick and 59 other people liked this
That's because you are a classy person, Louis.
- WoH: Minding her Steves
Louis: did you get the leaked info? I didn't. Makes that decision easy! :-)
- Robert Scoble
louis gray, too nice to be a cut throat publisher but still a really great guy :)
- sean percival
I did not get the leaked info. But those that did are now publishing some of the details, and to share them on Google Reader seems like the wrong thing to do. I may share ValleyWag every once in a while, but I'll skip these.
- Louis Gray
1UP LG.
- Derrick
Sean, you don't have to be cut throat to do a good job. I say stand for something.
- Louis Gray
Good for you.
- Jenna Bilotta
Whoever has that stuff should drop it quickly like a red-hot potato, for what it's worth. But I don't see that happening any time soon, sadly.
- Tyson Key
I admire your work ethics and probably would have done the same, myself. Still, after watching some of the leaked docs, TV show - was already known, future merchandise store - big deal lots of 3rd party companies already sell Twitter stuff, Premium accounts - not a secret we have SUL, GMAIL/GoDaddy accounts - haven't seen something unusual etc. Bottom line, I wouldn't publish a thing...
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- Nir Ben Yona
I had been wondering what your thoughts were.
- Anne Bouey
Absolutely stand for something. I say it is a clear golden rule situation. Twitter could release such info if they choose to but if I received it I'd return it. If I were in the media I would definitely want to write about it but the line on not publishing said illegally obtained docs is clear and not grey.
- Rick Cogley
from iPhone
Much respect.
- Colby
It is fun though to watch the ethical debate in TC's comments: http://www.techcrunch.com/2009...
- Colby
Colby, if you read the comments, and just do a search for "@arrington" to find Mike's comments, he is very level-headed about the situation and makes sense. I understand what he is doing, but am opting out of spreading the results. I was at a dinner with Mike on Monday and enjoyed the CrunchUp Friday, so this is not a personal issue in any way. I hope he makes smart decisions.
- Louis Gray
Yes but he could end up in jail for this and that's not being level headed.
- Thomas Power
Thomas, I am not a legal expert in this case, and think that there are some who are advising him, as well as his own background, so I would guess that is unlikely.
- Louis Gray
bum
- sofarsoShaw BAZINGA!
Yeah I read Arrington's posts and can see his perspective but it seems like he is alienating his readerbase. I suppose that is only a small fraction of the readers though. It will be interesting to see how much they reveal, and if twitter pursues litigation (I assume they have the right...?)
- Colby
Same here. I don't want to spread that nonsense.
- Bwana ☠
Proud to know both of you!
- JCunwired
Louis - this is why I read all your stuff and none of Arrington's
- andy brudtkuhl
IBM is afraid of Microsoft who is afraid of Google who is afraid of Facebook who is afraid of Twitter who is afraid of whales.
Daniel Rowley, Pamela Weir, Susan Barnes and 34 other people liked this
and the whales are afraid of men, who are afraid of big corporations, like IBM... (start again)
- sofiagk
and whales?
- Madhav Tripathi
whales are afraid of men
- Jeremiah Owyang
WIN
- Shey
Just ask Ahab...
- JA Castillo
thats very funny!
- Peter du Toit (S.Africa)
Reading: Pie-Making 201: How The E-Myth is Screwing Your Business http://ittybiz.com/pie-mak...
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Today's mid-day stress reliever: taking a ridiculous pic of myself! http://twitpic.com/64lx0
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Pamela Weir liked this
I just changed my account so everyone can see much more of my data. Hey, now friendfeed is like a super Twitter!
Charlie Anzman, Nicholas Chase, Andre P. Siregar and 32 other people liked this
I'm now using Friendfeed like I used to use Twitter. It's a much nicer experience.
- Pete Gilbert
explain?
- Brian Daniel Eisenberg
Without this 'toy' it is hard to sunstantiate ROI
- Simon Rogers
what changes did you exactly make?
- Menno te Koppele
Sam: no. I'm uploading photos. Then going to bed.
- Robert Scoble
Um, I changed my FACEBOOK settings to be "for everyone." New settings that just were turned on in the past few days, as far as I can tell.
- Robert Scoble
I messed up and said "friendfeed" when I meant Facebook. Sam, yep, I have 5,300 people waiting to be my friend. I can't add more than 5,000.
- Robert Scoble
Sam: I just have started getting the first spam in the past week. I hear that multi level marketers are grabbing phone numbers off of Twitter and spamming them.
- Robert Scoble
Sam: I have a system to weed out phone spammers, though. I don't accept calls from blocked caller IDs, for one. For two I hang up on any salesperson.
- Robert Scoble
Sam: yeah, once in a while. Usually only after I post to call me, though. Real geeks are usually a little shy.
- Robert Scoble
I've always promoted it as a super twitter. Get with the times ;-)
- Keith Barrett
super twitter!
- (jeff)isageek
Do you keep a separate Facebook for personal use because my family couldn't care less what I say re biz
- Kathryn Martyn
Kathryn: Nope, I'm just one person and if anyone doesn't like it they can unfollow. :-)
- Robert Scoble
Robert, my system is if they aren't in my phone book I let them leave a message. If they're some one I want to talk to later I add them to my phone book after they leave a message and call them back. Technically, I could probably get Google Voice to do this for me - I should set that up.
- Jesse Stay
Robert: "Real geeks are usually a little shy' haha but true...hey, did you have your breakfast yet...hint hint
- Myrna
If you search for Robert Scoble on Facebook you find some interesting things...you have a lots of fans, Robert (no surprise), some detractors (again, not really news-worthy) and then there's this group...http://www.facebook.com/group... :) I might join...
- WoH: Minding her Steves
WorldofHiglet: thanks, I didn't know about that group. Wonder why Maryam isn't a member?
- Robert Scoble
More to the point, why is Alex a member?!?
- WoH: Minding her Steves
I'm also using FriendFeed like Twitter. Very cool experience.
- ororodc
wow, i didn't know facebook was letting data out into the actual internet these days...
- coffee
Sam: I see Oprah in another one of Robert's threads today! :)
- guruvan (Rob Nelson)
Or somone pulling her twitter feed into FF
- guruvan (Rob Nelson)
It looks like that Twitter is really going mainstream- geeks no longer think it's cool
- Tim Lai
What changes did you make?
- Kevin Murray
The Everyone settings on Facebook were turned on at least a week ago, maybe two. I turned everything pretty much on that way, but way dismayed to note that I can't share my email address or phone number either Everyone.
- guruvan (Rob Nelson)
Agree with Pete Gilbert. I'm using FF much more than Twitter.
- Joao Alves
Kotaku - Retail Listings Confirm The Beatles: Rock Band 3-Part Harmonies - Harmonix - http://kotaku.com/5221506...
Pamela Weir liked this
OK, more Beatles Rock Band news... looks like you can hook up three mics to the game and sing harmonies. How cool is that?
- Eugene Huo
from Bookmarklet
How to write an email people will actually read: http://blogs.harvardbusiness.org/silverm...
Pamela Weir liked this
New Blog Post: Are Your Writing Your Headlines for Google or for Twitter? http://www.louisgray.com/live...
Daniel J. Pritchett, Thomas Power, Keith Barrett and 19 other people liked this
Little of column A, little of column B.
- Chris Charabaruk
I actually never thought about Twitter when writing headlines. I usually just end up rewriting the headline anyway. Usually into a question. Why don't I just do that in the first place? Cuz I like to do stuff the hard way, that's why
- Rah-PM 2012
I write my headlines for friendfeed. That way no one will read them.
- Robert Scoble
Did Robert just type something? Because I don't see it.
- Louis Gray
I write my headlines for my Mom. And other regular readers of my blog. If Google or Twitter likes the headlines, nice, if not, I don't care.
- Bora Zivkovic
I am with Bora. Mine are targeted at friends and readers who might appreciate that particular headline.
- Deepak Singh
I also don't import my blog RSS into Twitter - I don't like when others do it either. I don't see T as a broadcast place, but a conversation parlor.
- Bora Zivkovic
This probably has something to do with that phrase "monetize the blog" ;-) Being on Scienceblogs.com, I am listed on Google News, so I don't have to worry about traffic. I don't think I (or most people) can earn money on the blog itself - but the blog is a tool to get known, so paying gigs fall into your lap (they do to me...). It is your PR, not the actual source of income. Thus no need to game the Googles....
- Bora Zivkovic
Reading: "Don't Attend A Conference w/out These Rules" http://agentgenius.com/... a really good post w/some excellent tips to follow!
Pamela Weir liked this
Go read this and comment, especially if you're a PR person -- or hate them -- http://www.intersectionofonlin...
Pamela Weir liked this
The Gray Effect: Bacon Anyone? - http://www.thegrayeffect.com/2009...
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Pete D, Eric, Pamela Weir and 9 other people liked this
It looks like I might have to disable my wife's credit card access temporarily...
- Louis Gray
from Bookmarklet
*assumes the fetal position*
- Bwana ☠
*epicfaceplam*
- Roberto Bonini
OMG this is funny! which one do you like Louis?! :P
- Susan Beebe
None of the above? I am getting taunted in cyberspace. :)
- Louis Gray
Serial Early Adopters Get It All Wrong - http://www.louisgray.com/live...
Diana Lewis, John: @johnhaydon, Moses Kpetigo and 55 other people liked this
Post by Cyndy Aleo-Carreira: http://friendfeed.com/fourlit...
- Louis Gray
Awesome post Cyndy
- Mitch
While there is some overlap, there are some differences between my Facebook, FriendFeed, LinkedIn, MySpace, and Twitter groups. Some people can only be found on one of the services, and if you want to reach them, you have to go where they are.
- Ontario Emperor
from fftogo
Even if someone is on multiple services, I use them in different ways. I'm probably not going to talk twins with Louis on LinkedIn, for example - I use that network for a different purpose.
- Ontario Emperor
from fftogo
Jason: neat thing about friendfeed is you can create your own secret club and hide inside here from everywhere else.
- Robert Scoble
I got in contact with my family again after 6 years. Because of one of my nieces finding me on Facebook. It's also the only way to keep in touch with all the backpackers and budget travelers I've come in contact with over the last year.
- Rick Powell
I still prefer blogs - both reading/contributing to others and working on my own - but I have grown kinda fond of Twitter. And I use LinkedIn, but am very judicious about who I "friend" on that service since it's intended as a professional networking tool. FaceBook is kinda lost on me but my wife likes it...
- Rob O'Daniel
I've had a facebook account for quite sometime, and I'm still not convinced I totally get it. But just this last week I've been able to reconnect with some friends that I'd lost contact with. Friends that are not likely to use twitter, or friendfeed or read/participate in a blog, so maybe I am getting it just a little bit finally :D
- craterdweller
As I get older, I find more tolerance and appreciation for superficial relationships. As long as they don't encroach upon my reclusive habits too much. My Facebook account gathered cobwebs for almost a year, until I found a new attitude precisely because enough others came on board to make it worth hanging out. It's the perfect venue to stay in touch with people I like in a shallow sort of way, requiring very little expenditure of energy for the amusement I get in return.
- Rebecca Lasley
I am reminded of this anti-civilization song "I Was Born Under a Wandering Star" by Lee Marvin http://www.youtube.com/watch... I think it captures the sentiments express by Scoble.
- Dutch Driver
What Scoble said.
- Anthony Citrano
from BuddyFeed
Facebook has got me back in touch with people I haven't seen for years, and which I'd have liked to stay in touch with. That's only happened because it's become super-popular. If you want to hide, the internet is not a good place to do it.
- Ian Betteridge
I agree totally with louis. While it's nice to have smaller more private areas on twitter and friendfeed (as stated by scoble in the comments section), it's also nice to have somewhere to catch up with my no techy friends. The mass acceptance of facebook along with my fairly selective number of friends means that i can keep up with a number of people who i would otherwise lose track of.
- Jamie Vidamour
IRL I've noticed the water cooler talk is starting to include connections with old friends. When you listen, you'll hear the meta messages.
- Dutch Driver
Awesome post Cyndy!!! :) Glad to see you writing again. Cool idea to guest blog on LG's blog !!
- Susan Beebe
Daniel Boone in the 21sts century.
- Rebecca Lasley
We Live in Public (and the end of empathy) - http://calacanis.com/2009...
Moses Kpetigo, Brian, Marci Maleski and 18 other people liked this
Nice commentary on the decline of internet civility. Mike Arrington deserves better than he got.
- Peter Kelley
My one little footnote to Jason's piece is that this isn't unique to the internet. It's really the same thing you see any time technology gets between people, whether it's two people in their little four-wheeled metal cages on the freeway at 80mph trying to "get even" with each other or some guy screaming at a Customer Service Rep on the phone.
- Ken Sheppardson
The measure of a person's civility likes in their ability to empathize with their fellow humans. The factors which make each of us more or less civilized are contained in the fabric of our own personal experience. Because that fabric is woven so differently for each of us it will never be possible for everyone to be equally "civilized". Historically, the civilized have had to put up walls to keep out the uncivilized and so it will eventually be in our virtual communities.
- Mike Elliott
Actually, being spat on isn't Internet civility, but real-world civility. No one deserves to be spat upon, but Arrington's claims against other bloggers who urge crazy people to attack him is far less civil than the treatment he is receiving in the wake of his posting about rethinking his career choices.
- Mitch Ratcliffe
from twhirl
Jason, you are such a Troll http://friendfeed.com/e...
- Igor The Troll יִצְחָק
I have to admit, this is deeper commentary than I thought I would be reading...I do not know you very well, of course, but this showed me why I may want to follow more of what you are into, Mr. C.
- TechChic
Jason Calacanis is a Huge Internet Troll http://www.youtube.com/watch...
- Igor The Troll יִצְחָק
@Mitch: I doubt Arrington deserves it, but lots of people deserve a lot worse than merely being spat upon. However, I think it's a positive development when people on the internet manage to overcome the cowardice of anonymity to actually do something aggressively rude IRL. Arrington will get over it.
- Rob Sterling
Arrington is just a Big Cry Baby! He Flames people for PR but cannot handle attention! FAIL
- Igor The Troll יִצְחָק
Losing empathy happens in cycles in every civilization. It's a cycle. Not a virtuous one. Thanks for your great post, Jason.
- Paul Papadimitriou
R.C.L.A.S.S. Reciprocity, Consistency & Commitment, Likability, Social Proof & Scarcity WOW! Great Rules To Live By
Pamela Weir liked this
I just added 1,382 new friends on FriendFeed by synching up with Twitter. The new feature launched today. - https://friendfeed.com/setting...
Gavin, Sullivan, polymath22 and 81 other people liked this
I made a new list called "Twitter Clone" and will slowly migrate folks to more frequently viewed lists. Check out the new feature here: https://friendfeed.com/setting...
- Louis Gray
*GULP*
- Josh Haley
Oh lord. I need a separate list for you and Robert and all your FoAFs... :\
- Mona Nomura
Just added 904 :)
- Michael Forian
Mona, that only is true if I'm active on a ton of other friends' activity. Theoretically, unless my total activity per day increases, you won't see a change, just new people!
- Louis Gray
Added 184, nice feature
- Tejas Patel
Added like 51 I believe!! ;)
- Paul
I actually don't want to sync them. I follow people on FF for different reasons than Twitter.
- mikepk
The only downside is that it also sent 184 subscription requests to private feeds. So that means when those private subscriptions approve the request, it hits the home feed. Then I have to move the new adds to the lists manually. And they can accept at any time.
- Louis Gray
Lost count but maybe I saved myself some future work. I added new ones on a separate list just in case I want to see later what I've got in there :)
- Carlos Lorenzo
just added 302 subs
- Rah-PM 2012
Sweet, finally! Now for the FF team to add syncing for other connected services too.
- Chris Charabaruk
This is great. Thanks for the info.
- Bill Romanos
Thanks again, Lou.
- Bryan R. Adams
40 new friends and two requests (private feeds? ick!)
- Chris Charabaruk
how do you honestly filter all these information flows? What king of filters features would you like to be able to set up? would you like APML based recomndation?
- duprat julien
I should have done what Louis did. I just added everyone to Home feed, and now sorting it out is a total mess. Oops. :|
- Chris Charabaruk
My number was similar. Now come all the e-mails showing they followed back.
- Jesse Stay
added 370-ish
- Justin Yost
as mentioned above, by several people, add these people into their own list, before moving them across to your 'main' lists. Also, running this script / feature needs to be done on a regular basis to keep up with your new followers
- martin english
I added 240 and put them in their own list like Louis until I decide what to do with them
- Sally Church
Just checked that out. Funny thing, is none of those people, save one guy who I thought I was subbed to here, are actually active on FF. Which is why they are either in my Dumpers list or I unsubbed from them.
- Anika
I just did this, started a new list for these... but how do i see how many it was? can't see that anywhere?
- Rob Sellen :o)
Rampantheart just create a Twitterimport Friend list and then you can sort them out from there. (Imported 183)
- Keith - @tsudo
Just added 444.Cool feature!
- Igor Poltavskiy
It was about 400 for me.
- Amani
I added 887, now I'm subscribed to over 1500. I'm putting them into a list for now, til I can sort them out a bit better.
- jjprojects
for me more like ... 50 or so? a nice number anyway
- Snipergirl
Olá sou willian su brasileiro , bom dia!!
- Willian
I just added 176, now I see loads of tweets asking what's going on with all the new FF subs :)
- Nicola Quinn
wow, 1382 sounds pretty noisy...
- Peter Efland
so, its now i get hit in the face for having auto-follow back on twitter. I have no clue who all those people are, probably marketeers... but dont want them to clutter my friendfeed stream... Guess the most important thing I´ve learned today is that I need a total Twitter clear up
- Peter Efland
I only added 40, that is either good in that I was following the people already, or bad cause that was not a lot of people. I'll go with the good bit. :-)
- Dan owns Comicsforge.com
Not goanna do it. Organic growth ftw :)
- Yuvi
Most of the ones it wanted to import for me I didn't recognize -- does this feature really work as intended?
- Brian Sullivan
very smart move by friendfeed
- Marcel LeBrun
I did that too. Now I am wondering how to organize it.
- Martha
This is something that should have been done a long time ago, but I am glad it is now available. Would be nice if they ran it for you every N days. If I follow you on Twitter auto add them in FF.
- Scott Watermasysk
I added a whole bunch... my FF lists need to be revisited
- Bwana ☠
Same here, 200ish.
- Mike Reynolds
OMG you're an ff'n freak Louis!
- sofarsoShaw BAZINGA!
wooo i love the new feature!
- andy brudtkuhl
I just brought over 264 friends - very cool!
- Bill
100 Personal Branding Tactics Using Social Media - http://www.chrisbrogan.com/100-per...
Michelle Barsi, Helen Hoefele, MugeCerman and 78 other people liked this
Great list. Who knew there were 100 things you could do? They're all right on though.
- Leo Laporte
This is so weird.. I was just thinking about this today, when I was arguing with my wife about why I post so much stuff. I'm thinking that personal branding is important.
- Joe Mac Stevens
Really good stuff, Chris. Thanks for sharing.
- Bruce Turner
Thank You! Excellent topic that I will delve into right away.
- Wendy J. Roan
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Excellent piece by Chris!
- Charlie Anzman
add this to listropolis - http://www.listropolis.com/2008...
- shaun mclane
except that you do a US only list it is a nice list. would it really be asked too much to at least recognize that for example linkedin does not rule the world and write "join the leading biz network, like for example linkedin"?
- Nicole Simon
Holy crap, Chris! This is great stuff! Would you say personal branding is for anyone, or more for people who have something to sell through their online persona (a product, service, or opinion)?
- Zach Landes
Wow, this list is awesome Chris. Thanks for sharing it.
- Jason Runyan
Kick Ass
- Dave Peck
great article with fantastic tips
- Mick Edwards
100 Personal Branding Tactics Using Social Media. Your title is awfully modest considering you covered every marketing aspect in the online world.
- Collin
One of the great things about blogging is it gives businesses the opportunity to listen. Your point about listening is well taken.
- John P. Kreiss
Pamela Weir, Justin Korn and Mike Fruchter liked this
Great write up (and follow-up to your previous post) Chris.
- Justin Korn
Thanks, Justin. I had it all in one, so I just re-did it.
- Chris Brogan
Chris - you nailed it! At the end of the day, it’s all about the disclosure. If you’re up front about who you’re doing business with and what potential conflicts might exist between sponsors & content, people can read/digest you knowing that there might be a bias. With that said, you always do a good job separating church and state.
- Aaron Strout
Using Outposts in Your Media Strategy - http://www.chrisbrogan.com/using-o...
Pamela Weir, Charlie Anzman, Aaron Strout and 4 other people liked this
Great post, Chris Brogan. I'm subscribing to your blog immediately. Excellent work man!
- J. D. Ebberly
Nice work Brogan - just commented.
- Aaron Strout
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