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Fred, with all due respect, there's almost no way to centralize the conversation anymore. Twitter, FriendFeed, Social Media, Digg, Hacker News...it has spread
by Mystalic 18y ago
Fred, with all due respect, there's almost no way to centralize the conversation anymore. Twitter, FriendFeed, Social Media, Digg, Hacker News...it has spread the conversation to many, many corners so people in many niches can discuss what's going on.
Yes, in an ideal world, the conversation would happen in one place (that's part of why I think Disqus was a great investment and FriendFeed is destined for greatness), but this is a fragmented world and fragmented conversations are going to always be a part of the world's dynamic.
- deleted 18y ago[deleted]
- danielha 18y agoworking on it.
- fredwilson 18y agototally agree that it's "happening" everywhere now but what i want is for it to be recorded and synched everywhere as well
- Mystalic 18y agoThen we need to build the technology. Hm, I'm thinking of ways now...