This is similar to the idea that you invest in teams more than ideas. A lot of companies started with one idea, switched tracks and became successful in something completely different. Wasn't Flickr originally an online gaming network? Twitter came out of Odeo?
You may notice some comments on your Diigo items. I'm interested in how commenting works here. I love FriendFeed for the commenting and Liking. Curious as to what it's like here.
Another great Chris Brogan piece. Like these:
* Tagging and sharing and all the other activities common on the social Web mean that information gets passed around much faster.
* Human aggregation and mediation improves the quality of data you find, and gives you more “exactly what I was looking for” help.
I think it's fine for blogs to remove frivolous, non-productive comments. It does get dicey as to where the line between criticism and non-productive is. Like pornography..."I know when I see it".
Liked this one by Alexander. There's something about "getting" what the value is of a site right off the bat. FriendFeed - that happened for me. I'm interested in some of Diigo's features.
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on 08-14-2008
