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by answerly 15y ago
James is awesome. And, we found him via Hacker News!
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by answerly 15y ago
Definitely something we've considered for a future enhancement. Our summer intern worked on this map over the last few days and we wanted to release it before he headed back to the UK later this week.
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by answerly 15y ago
>>a widely-used 'white hat' SEO practice. Did you mean 'black hat'?
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Twitter Confirms “Significant” New Funding Round Led By DST(techcrunch.com)
12 points by answerly 15y ago|0 comments
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by answerly 15y ago
I think this is a pretty common domain grab for trademark holders. For example, see aolsucks.com: http://www.whois.net/whois/aolsucks.com
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by answerly 15y ago
Company name or industry would be helpful. It looks like you may be going for the concept of a shark. If that is important to get across quickly when people see the logo, then #1 is probably a bit better.
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by answerly 15y ago
They had a group of moderators who were selected to find the best questions. I believe most of the moderators were journalists or bloggers.
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by answerly 15y ago
>Wasn't this in real time? No. Questions were culled from Tweets with the #AskObama hashtag starting on June 30. Some of the questions did come in close to real-time. I think the most recent ones were 5-10 minutes old when presented to
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Google Realtime Search & The Aftermath Of The Google-Twitter Split (searchengineland.com)
9 points by answerly 15y ago|0 comments
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Infographic: Twitter, Lazyweb Expose the Limits of Google(theatlantic.com)
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by answerly 15y ago
>>2) What ratio of them fall into the "married with kids" category? There were at least 14 founders from our batch (W2010) that were married or engaged and about 6 of those had kids. I think there were about 65 total founders.
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French Company Seeks $421M From Google For “Blacklisting”(searchengineland.com)
34 points by answerly 15y ago|7 comments
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A Trip Through Twitter's Lazyweb(inboxqa.posterous.com)
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Twitter Users Want Businesses to Answer Them(emarketer.com)
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by answerly 15y ago
Larry Ellison had two co-founders. I believe that both of them left the company in the early '90s.
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How Twitter Works as a Q&A App(mashable.com)
5 points by answerly 15y ago|0 comments
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Twitter's Loaded Questions: How people ask and answer questions on Twitter(inboxqa.posterous.com)
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Twitter Getting Photos In Order Ahead Of iOS 5 Integration(techcrunch.com)
18 points by answerly 15y ago|6 comments
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Clavier Expects Zynga Valuation to Rise With an IPO (youtube.com)
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How Social Media Is Impacting Search With Rand Fishkin(blog.hubspot.com)
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by answerly 15y ago
There was a great session at Google IO about developer success stories within the Google apps marketplace. It is well worth a watch if you are looking for ways to make money within Gmail (particularly if your product targets businesses/bus
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by answerly 15y ago
He's actually quite an active angel. In fact, he has invested in at least 2 YC companies that I can think of off the top of my head.
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by answerly 15y ago
This post suggests that YC is in some way incompatible with the idea of doing what is best for your customers. It's a strange conclusion based on the significant amount of public evidence to the contrary.
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by answerly 15y ago
It seems strange that this article doesn't reference the reported acquisition of TweetDeck by Uber Media back in February. http://techcrunch.com/2011/02/11/ubermedia-tweetdeck/ EDIT: Thanks for the info/links. This report certainly makes
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by answerly 15y ago
Why not just use the standard four year vesting with a one year "cliff" for the full 5-10%? If your co-founder isn't a good fit or isn't hitting milestones you can part ways early and retain all or most of the stock. More on founder vestin
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When Your Dream Company's Hiring on Twitter(money.usnews.com)
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by answerly 15y ago
Cool- definitely happy to let you know when the web app launches.
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by answerly 15y ago
Thanks for the kind words and feedback! >>I haven't been able to figure out why it is delivered as a browser extension, though This came largely from alpha user feedback. Those folks told us that they wanted access to the question
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by answerly 15y ago
When that happens it is usually a conflict with another extension. If you email me with the other extension you may be running we can do our best help out (joe@inboxq.com).
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by answerly 15y ago
Thanks, Alex. That is definitely something we are aware of and are adding a "mute" button so you can block the type of users that you are talking about. We are also building a quality filter specifically to address that type of behavior (

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