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by cawel 19y ago
That is interesting. The problem we're facing is fluff, so it seems fair to devise a strategy targeting fluff specifically. I have a hunch that fluff climbs up to the top because of a small group of happy-fluff-voting people (young accounts
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Twine Raises Millions More for Semantic Web(readwriteweb.com)
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Radar Networks receives new funding for Twine(venturebeat.com)
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by cawel 19y ago
As a commenter said on the longtail site: "Is it the 'free' effect or the 'Oprah' effect?". It seems clear to me that Oprah certainly gave a tribune for the author. It would be interesting to see what proportion of the downloaders watched t
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Oprah + FREE = Blockbuster(longtail.com)
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Case study on world news coverage made by social news sites(readwriteweb.com)
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Domain-Specific Social Applications(radar.oreilly.com)
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by cawel 19y ago
The interesting part is that with lots of people and no editors, there is a tendency for a concentration of sources. Although I don't see this concentration as being critical (after all, there are not so many "objectively" respectable tech
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While Digg gets more mainstream, the story sources diversity is eroding(readwriteweb.com)
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Launch for software which allows sharing music bought on iTunes(news.bbc.co.uk)
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Toshiba drops out of HD DVD war(news.bbc.co.uk)
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Motorola: Since We're Not Innovating, We'll Litigate Over Patents(techdirt.com)
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WikiLeaks, Censorship and the Watchdog Web(readwriteweb.com)
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by cawel 19y ago
Those are nice stats, and I do think we can get some interesting characteristics about our community. I thought it is quite powerful to point to paul, palish, sharpshoot, or pg, and say that they are the community, since they have the bes
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Artistic License 2.0 and ... REM?(radar.oreilly.com)
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by cawel 19y ago
I'll have to agree with that one. I preferred "The Rails Way" to Agile Web Development, because it focuses on Rails' internals. You shouldn't start with that book though. Tutorials, screencasts and a bit of hacking first I'd say.
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Can Rails Scale? Absolutely(buildingwebapps.com)
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by cawel 19y ago
Then, when editing one's HN profile, it could indicate it better (whether the info is shown publicly or not).
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by cawel 19y ago
Regarding the future of communities while they grow and "technical tweaks", eBay recently adjusted its policies to improve its community quality, restricting sellers from leaving negative feedback to buyers: http://www.roughtype.com/archiv
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by cawel 19y ago
I guess it's a matter of pertinence. Comments supporting a constructive conversation should be uppmodded (which does not mean it's comments you agree with). Or comments you want others to pay attention to (diluting uninteresting ones by ext
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Machines 'to match man by 2029'(news.bbc.co.uk)
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11 Things To Know About Semantic Web(readwriteweb.com)
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EU seeks to extend copyright protection for artists to 95 years(iht.com)
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Yahoo turns to News Corp., leaving Microsoft jilted at the altar(arstechnica.com)
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by cawel 19y ago
More democratic? I'd say so, even if, ironically, this meant more top-bottom control. But I guess that was needed: "Now, we realize that feedback has been a two-way street, but our data shows a disturbing trend, which is that sellers leave
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The death of self-rule on the internet @ eBay(ft.com)
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Why You Should Let Users Define Your App(readwriteweb.com)
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The State of Mozilla and Open Source in Asia(readwriteweb.com)
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by cawel 19y ago
In today's world, I'd agree with you: when you want something, you search in Google. But the trends might change (and that's the interesting part about following how social ads fare nowadays). Provided there are incentives for people in soc
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The Concept of a Universal Classification of Intelligence(novaspivack.typepad.com)
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