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by xelipe 16y ago
I agree 100%, the author comes off a bit unprofessional, pushy, and demanding. You can't even begin to imagine how many people send in suggestions, feature requests, ideas, etc. to companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft. I know becau
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by xelipe 16y ago
That is a good breakdown of Scoble's open letter, it was more of a love letter than a dear john letter. As mentioned, the gist of the letter is that, according to Scoble, the PR issue will blow over if Mark Zuckerberg invites Scoble over t
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by xelipe 16y ago
You beat me to it... I was going to mention that in Spanish, the weekdays are named after Roman gods from Latin. If you find this amazing, then you will be surprised that the month of July is named after Julius Caesar. But what I find tr
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by xelipe 16y ago
I agree. There is a big difference between getting a cut from generated search result (which is expected to change over time) and a users' blog post (which is often static after written). And don't get with the problem with will cause to t
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by xelipe 17y ago
Yeah, I thought the same thing... then the fear that my tweets to trending hashtags like #threewordsforyou or #worstlies are in the Library of Congress for perpetuity.
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by xelipe 17y ago
Their new business model is more complicated than their previous business model. The five steps to citizenship seems like a weird concept. People that want to host a Q&A site like these don't want to be told they aren't good enough to
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by xelipe 17y ago
It maybe true that some of these comments sound hypocritical but I feel that you are comparing apples and oranges with your comparison. Joel Spolsky spent a lot of time/energy on his Joel on Software blog and from his user base there "spun
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by xelipe 17y ago
Users get update because they feel like the rug has been pulled right under them. I for one, thought "Mixergy is kewl, Andrew is building an awesome community" but as soon as I saw his subscription model I realized that he was not building
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by xelipe 17y ago
I would say that Metalab should have used a bit more tact. Even in Metalab's response they sounds like Mozilla committed a crime. I give kudos to Mozilla for fixing the issue so quickly, the gave it the right amount of attention and moved
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by xelipe 17y ago
I could use a copywriter for $8/hour.
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by xelipe 17y ago
I completely agree. I've had my work repurposed, many times, even by notable members of certain programming circles. It is funny when it happens, as in the case case of Microsoft/Plurk but this guy comes off as a classic case study of a do
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Anatomy of a JavaScript Bookmarklet(juixe.com)
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Laws of Source Code and Software Development(juixe.com)
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Conference as a Business Model(juixe.com)
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Favorite Programming Quotes(juixe.com)
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