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oh well. might get something done tonight... - Gary

hah! innit! - robwatts from email

@djpaisley this is better than any props ;) - Gary from Blip.fm

That's it. - Gary from Blip.fm

Temple of the Dog - Gary from Blip.fm

a very clever and poignant application of interpreting shakespeare - Gary

Think big. Think risk/reward. Change that big old corporation (or let it die). - Gary

glad to see MM is writing more here again. - Gary

more stats. keep your head in check. stay humble. stay wired. - Gary

interesting anecdotal math. - Gary

good. - Gary

four 1.5minute videos. well worth it. - Gary

"have some [bacon vodka](http://bakonvodka.com/) with your sarnie!" - Gary

This is paying it forward. - Gary

spot on. - Gary

I don't think this is entirely at odds with some of the more sage advice from those looking to the data web. Certainly, there has to be times when companies don't share. - Gary

good to read something contrarian. - Gary from Bookmarklet

boils it down well. from @kelvinnewman - Gary from Bookmarklet

A cool way to show people how *not* to develop websites, with a 50s comedy twist in the styling. - Gary

meets superbly with http://tr.im/oBqa - Gary from Bookmarklet

for 10 minutes every day, i love this site. - Gary from Bookmarklet

'profound whatever' ... words from John Lennon - Gary from Bookmarklet

this is what i'm listening to right now. sweet as. - Gary from Bookmarklet

Bing might be quite good. But MS don't have the marketing strategy right. This sums up one big part of it a lot ore eloquently than I could. - Gary from Bookmarklet

funny because it's true - Gary from Bookmarklet

rather, the human value of the network effectes seem more obvious. - Gary

potential is exciting, but there's still too many who haven't got past the reporting to the insight stage. - Gary from Bookmarklet

good advice here, sm is already moving past 'just' marketing - Gary from Bookmarklet

via @rishil - Gary from Bookmarklet

the more people that do this the better. - Gary from Bookmarklet

very good point that some paper based publications will survive because of the user experience or perhaps because of highly specific niche. and there are definitely problems with popularity as a ranking system, but it is the meta data that comes with it that is the real boon. - Gary from Bookmarklet