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don't know if I can get used to waking up this early

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@respres I often talk about myself because I'm the best thing goin' . #wewillgetalongbetterwhenyouadmitimright

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Business thrives on 'Whuffie' factor (via @BRoss) http://www.inman.com/buyers-... <Great tips for building your social capital!>

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Linda Davis

En route home from REBarCamp SF and Inman...it was a very educational and fun experience. #rebcsf #icsf

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Bob Carney

OK, now I am following peeps on FriendFeed...so now what? They are the same peeps on Facebook too. Does that make us real tight?

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I'm not sure what it makes us...I can't quite figure out what FF does! - Judy M

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I did feel the #earthquake here in West Hollywood...

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Stephen Pickering

I understand that, but when I signed up for the free account it said unlimited photos with only a limitation on number uploaded per month

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Most T&Cs also contain something like "we reserve the right to amend these terms at any time." - Gordon Saunders

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Of course, but I think it was a major strategic error. Now there's no reason to have a free account. What's the use if you can't look at all your photos? They're are smugmug now, which is fine, Smugmug is a fine business, but they aren't Web 2.0 where the goldmine is. - Stephen Pickering

Goldmine? Not according to the profit and loss accounts of all the Web 2.0 companies. There is potential, but all the social websites are having a much harder job successfully monetizing than Google did with SERPs for example. - Gordon Saunders

Exactly. Apply the Serps to Flickr, Youtube, Twitter, and Facebook - Stephen Pickering

You can't, the main barrier is that the mindset of visitors is different in those venues. - Gordon Saunders

So what's Twitter and Facebook going to do, and for that matter FriendFeed? They certainly aren't going to charge subscriptions. - Stephen Pickering

Twitter has real-time search and data-mining possibilities, Facebook is already trying contextual advertising (but it is much less effective than contextual ads on SERPs), FriendFeed is a tricky one. FF is not big enough (yet) to compete with Twitter's offerings, on-screen advertising is likely to underperform, leaving exit by acquisition, or...? - Gordon Saunders

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