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Eric Rice shared an item on Google Reader
5 hours ago
Well, you could make the argument the we do self-medicine and "citizen" medicine all the time. We are constantly offering each other advice on our aches and pains, comparing our Lipitor dosages, telling people to take their Airborne before a long trick. Heck even a prescription for chicken soup might be considered citizen medicine. (SMILE) - Douglas E. Welch via twhirl
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Corvida posted an entry on SheGeeks
yesterday at 6:37 pm
I just signed up with Disqus. It reminds me of a reverse CoComment. Is that site even around anymore? It was the shiz when it came out... lost track. - Lindsay Donaghe
I think Chris Miller of the Social Networker uses CoComment. Never really heard of it before seeing it on his site. - Corvida
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sean percival posted an entry on Sean Percival
yesterday at 3:31 pm
i'm supposed to get one to test out soon, hope they send it. - MG Siegler
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Scott Beale posted a message
4 hours ago
OK, bump :) - Mike Reynolds
A "Like" does as well, right? - Vince DeGeorge
Yes Vince it does - Steven Hodson
hehehe .. you know those old endless threads from the newsgroup days .. I wonder if we could have the endless bounce <snicker> - Steven Hodson
We could pretty much keep this at the top forever if we tried then ;) - Vince DeGeorge
possibly but only time will tell - Steven Hodson
Thank you, Hide feature >:-) - Mark Trapp
That's cheating, Mark. - Vince DeGeorge
You know, honestly... we have all the room at the top for different tabs. I would be nice to have the option to "pin" a conversation we specifically want to follow. - Vince DeGeorge
top - Shey
Joining the beach ball brigade... - Hutch Carpenter
@Vince actually that is a good idea - I've been rooting for a way to bookmark items to be able to follow or read later - Steven Hodson
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Louis Gray posted an entry on louisgray.com
10 hours ago
Good post, Louis. - Robert Seidman
a really good post - Steven Hodson
How do we get people to stay? How do we keep people blogging? That's the problem I want to solve. - Ginger Makela
So far my clique has remained intact. There are only a handful of bloggers I've connected with, mostly because my blog doesn't really fall into any specific niche. It's just what I feel like writing about that day, or mostly what I feel like sharing with whoever passes by. - Michael Beck
The burnout in tech blogging is high. No days off. High pressure. - Cyndy
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Phil Glockner shared an item on Google Reader
yesterday at 4:15 pm
Congrats! - Ashton
Thanks! - Phil Glockner
CONGRATULATIONS!! Good Luck!! - Susan Beebe
Thank you Susan! - Phil Glockner
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Nice - Jim
Wow! - Drew via twhirl
SomeECards is great, love the snarky - chris herbert
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Phil Glockner shared an item on Google Reader
yesterday at 9:34 pm
Heh, yeah personally, I could really give a shit less about trackbacks. - Eric Rice
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Bwana McCall posted a message
yesterday at 8:56 pm
Nice one there! LOL - wise observation! bonus - we've got some cranky ones out there tonight! hehehe! - Susan Beebe
Bored? Yes, and we're trying to figure out what's good about either tool. - Robert Scoble
I'm not sure why FF couldn't completely replace Twitter. Any reason except for the established userbase of Twitter? - Vince DeGeorge
Vince - I think FF is too non linear and chaotic for most people to follow. Heck, I've used it to aggregate my content, but I haven't really gotten to following it. Twitter, on the other had, is much more simple. And linear. So people with small finite brains like mine find it easier. Not saying it doesn't have it's limitations - it does - but it's easier for me. my guess is there are lots of folks who feel similarly. - adam christensen
Yup, I've asked FriendFeed to give us a straight "linear" feed of various types. They are working on it. By the way, did you know if you click on any of the icons on the left that you will get a linear feed of that data type? - Robert Scoble
Twitter's use of SMS is a pretty big advantage imho... - Jeff Brewster
Jeff: FriendFeed told me that SMS is coming soon. - Robert Scoble
adam - That's funny, because I consider Twitter chaotic. Only because most of the time it seems like I'm only seeing bits and pieces of the conversation. I've got my "workflow" down on FF, where it's not chaotic at all. You can also bookmark specific conversations, which is nice. I think there is a place for both, but of the two, FriendFeed could replace Twitter, whereas Twitter could not replace FF. - Vince DeGeorge
@Vince - I agree with your sentiment. You see parts of conversations over on Twitter. I find myself clicking someone's Twitter profile to see what they said, then clicking someone's else's profile to see what they said in response. It's a pain. - Hutch Carpenter
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Bwana McCall posted a message
yesterday at 4:07 pm
I can think of some of those... - Louis Gray
Bwana, that's why we are early adopters. They'll come around eventually. I remember a lot of people bad mouthing Twitter a year ago. Saying it was a "fad", now those same people are all on Twitter. Give it a year, they'll all be on FF next. - Thomas Hawk
And by the time everyone's on FF some early adopters will find new things to well...adopt. It's the way it always is. Hopefully FF will still be able to draw users in by then. - Daniel Spradau
Well I admit that I don't get it yet. I'm finding that I don't have enough time to keep up with FF as well as the few other networks that I belong to but I'm trying. - Vaughn via twhirl
I agree with Mr. Hawk and Mr. Gray. First the early adopters, then the spammers, then the mass market people. I'm sure Yahoo is saying to themselves now, we can do our own Twitter (Yitter?). - Mike Reynolds
hmm. I've learned some of FF. still wonder what/if I missing. I do like, tho. keyboard shortcuts? - chris ramey
I know many people who use email, yahoo, maybe google and youtube. On youtube they barely now how to hit play. I do not think the masses really care about learning it, even if it would help them. - Rob Diana
Well, if they are not @ lots of social sites (like us crazies) I can understand. Really. But for those of us who are, it brings it all together in a simple, easy to read (and comment) area. - Barbara K. Baker
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Dave Winer posted an entry on Scripting News
yesterday at 7:38 am
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Friday at 11:15 pm
Great recap of this week! It was definitely awesomesauce for me. Great reads, great jobs, great conversations! - Corvida
Thanks Corvida - helluva week for you! - Hutch Carpenter
Indeed Corvida, you must be chuffed to bits :) - Colin Walker
Let me suggest... Corvida hasn't revealed _ALL_ her news yet. - Louis Gray
@Louis...oooooh...do tell! - Hutch Carpenter
lol reread the comments Hutch. - Corvida via Alert Thingy
BTW, Hutch, 12 referrals from Alltop, total so far. But TVbytheNumbers is way, way below the fold in the TV category, though I think it's probably appropriately placed given most people want info about shows. - Robert Seidman
@Robert - thanks for that nugget. I'm curious as to how Guy's creation is doing. Particularly as AllTop could serve as a vehicle for mainstream RSS usage. - Hutch Carpenter
I have received 2 click-throughs from socialmedia.alltop.com since being added. - Louis Gray
I'm guessing they don't know where to place 'cranky' as I haven't been lucky enough to be added even though Guy asked for the URL - Steven Hodson
'Like' on cranky! - Hutch Carpenter
Nice to know I'm more popular than Louis on Alltop. :-) - Corvida
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Fred Wilson posted an entry on A VC
yesterday at 6:32 am
The biggest reason not to use Disqus? SEO and User-generated content. By loading client-side, you miss out. - Douglas Karr via twhirl
Douglas, how many sites get much traffic via organic searches bringing up comments that drive a lot of traffic? If that's the biggest reason to not use Disqus, it doesn't seem like much of a downside. - Robert Seidman
I just discovered it's way too easy to delete a comment in MySocial when you're trying to add one. Oops. The comment I deleted said something along the lines of, "Three reasons? Didn't I see 25? Yes, here it is, http://pastoid.com/ru+" - Michael C. Harris
The issue of content being generated by users off site will disappear once Disqus has a write enabled API, as then plugin authors will be able to post comments to Disqus and retain them for delivery to search bots. - Michael C. Harris
And my comment even made sense before Fred Wilson edited his post to include the link above :) - Michael C. Harris
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