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This Entitlement of Free Needs to Go Away - http://mashable.com/2008...
Bruce Lewis, Keith Pelczarski, Jeremy Hall and 7 other people liked this
Tell me about it. :)
- Don MacAskill
Email’s Changing Role in Social Media: Digital Archive, Centralized Identity - http://bhc3.wordpress.com/2008...
Ryan Singer, Larry Kless, Geoff and 5 other people liked this
Needed: FriendFeed Comments + Likes for Blogger (Old and New) - http://code.google.com/apis...
Shey, Jamaican of FF, karl dotter, Batona and 10 other people liked this
Thomas Hawk and I need your help. The WordPress bloggers are having way too much fun with getting FriendFeed likes and comments into their blog, and we using Blogger (both the old or new) can't yet do it. I am offering a $250 bounty to the developer of a solution good enough I can integrate into my blog. This would not replace Disqus, but go alongside it, as seen at the Inquisitr. Thomas and others, feel free to add to the bounty...
- Louis Gray
For less than $250 you could switch to the best blogging platform ever, Wordpress. Never leave home without it ;-)
- Alexander van Elsas
Can someone share the link for getting FF into WP blogs? Thanks.
- Geoff
Just switch to Wordpress!
- Sarah Perez
this is funny! Louis - i am having a great laugh on this one!
- Susan Beebe
lol yeah the choice seems clear to me
- Shey, Jamaican of FF
I'm thinking it would need to be a javascript solution of some kind, I can't see how you'd get it done any other way. And this would need some kind of remotely hosted back end to do the work. Not impossible, but fiddly :)
- Glenn Slaven
So as silly as this sounds, what makes more sense... all Blogger blogs switching to WP, or somebody instead making a widget? :-) I think universality is what I'm going for here.
- Louis Gray
FriendFeed Widget FTW! Ben Golub where are you at buddy?
- Susan Beebe
In the name of Arrington, WordPress!
- Batona
@MikeF thanks!
- Geoff
I'd LOVE to see lots more FriendFeed DEVELOPMENT work...let's go code bunnies! where are you?
- Susan Beebe
Eh, just wait for Disqus to include FriendFeed comments. You'll be good then.
- Jordan Hofker
I've got a JSON + Pipes solution that works really well. Still interested?
- Pat Hawks
New Blog Post: TiVo Is a Zero On the Social Web. It's Time They Fast Forward. http://www.louisgray.com/live...
Svetlana Gladkova, Bryan Landers, Geoff and 3 other people liked this
YouTube - MessageDance - Express Yourself across your Social Networks - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Geoff liked this
Message dance looks like a cool social networking gadget - it works with twitter,youtube,facebook etc. handy for sending content to more than one place, with just one post.
- Zara Lockwood
Chinese Earthquake Captured in Wedding Photos!!! [Pics] - http://reddit.com/goto...
David Angier, Andrey Andreev, Andrew Dobrow and 3 other people liked this
wow.
- edythe
I don't know how to describe these photos. Wow starts to.
- Robert Scoble
I "liked" it, but not really. Got to go put more food cans and water bottles in my garage now.
- Geoff
the bride in her dress against the rubble...
- edythe
A comment on the site claims they are photoshopped ... not sure if they are, but they look good anyway
- Peter Cattell
If photos are posted somewhere with comments enabled, someone *must* post a comment claiming they are photoshopped. It's the law.
- Michael Randall
from twhirl
now i have a link to message dance on my home page I will probably make more use of it as it mean's I can tweet wherever a widget is
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Dead Woman Spends 42 Years In Front Of TV - http://www.inquisitr.com/391...
Geoff, Morton Fox and Ontario Emperor liked this
This is the story that I wanted to see during my "pre twit-out" experiment, but couldn't.
- Ontario Emperor
The eternal veg-out.
- Morton Fox
This is the kind of fun story Duncan can write here, but couldn't on TechCrunch. Win one for the Inquisitr...
- Louis Gray
Future headline - "Dead Geek Spends 42 years in front of FriendFeed"
- jcunwired
Early Adopters Are Useless - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r...
Carsten Pötter, Andrew Dobrow, Kevin Shannon and 10 other people liked this
The problem with technical people as early adopters is that we are too technical, we get down to the nitty-gritty, we have comparisons to refer to, we have a great deal of experience with user interface, operation, etc. So we are great as early adopters for the tech crowd, but not so good for the average consumer. I'm sure that if Robert just used the Kindle and read a few books the...
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- jcunwired
Say what you will about early adopters. I can see that businesses lust after the mainstream user base and don't place much stock in the early adopter. Fine. But without the head of the curve, the rest of it doesn't materialize by itself. I'm just happy to be able to get to the new stuff while it's still new. That is, as long as the thing being adopted changes things for the better for you. The iPhone gave me capabilities I didn't have before, for example.
- Tom Landini
" ...the real buy-in will happen organically and without the say-so of the early adopters who largely came and went." - "Organically", huh. Would have liked to have seen more discussion and examples on how that mechanism works.
- Adam Seever
Skeptical; see Diffusion theory
- Steve Lynch
from Alert Thingy
The author takes one example -- the Kindle -- and one Early Adopter -- Scoble -- and one totally random guess from a Citibank analyst, and uses the three to conclude that "Early Adopters are Useless." The Citibank analyst was worse than reading tea leaves -- the estimate was based on the number of customer reviews at Amazon, among other things. The analyst then goes on to speculate between 10 and 30 thousand Kindles sold to date, and then applied a model based on the "adoption curve of the iPod."
- Karim
So in other words, if the Kindle is as popular as the iPod, then Scoble is wrong because the iPod sold a LOT!!! And if Scoble is wrong ALL EARLY ADOPTERS ARE USELESS!!!! NYAH NYAH NYAH!!! To quote Wolfgang Pauli, this kind of argument is not even wrong.
- Karim
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