DISQUS

I assume you're aware of the recent Economist survey on New Media, which is asking the question also as to whether blogs, wikis, vlogs, social software etc. are fundamentally changing (or will) business and society.

http://www.economist.com/surveys/displaystory.c...

There are more examples than most traditional leaders in media, journalism, politics and government, and business can shake their fingers at, and various initiatives and communities (of interest, activism and innovation) are connecting and sprouting all over the Web, all around the world. And then of course there's that pesky emerging principle of *wirearchy*, as a supplement to traiditonal hierarchy ... but I would say that, wouldn't I ? ;-)

oops, sorry ... Aaron

Congratulations, Aaaron ... Jon at Qumana

Hi, Aaaron .. we hope that you like the Qumana app, tho it looks like you have a certain level of mastery over whatever you may want to do on a blog. And, in that respect .. it also looks to me like you will be able to offer us feedback that will help in our ongoing quest to make Q the best blogging tool available.

And, finally, as an irrelevant aside .. I have been trying to figure out, using online dictionaries, whether there are two spellings for *aficionado* ... I've only found the one-f version so far ;-)

We hope you like it (Qumana). I believe (but don't hold me to this .. no doubt it depends upon what/how you blog) that Q may be a bit more flexible or fully featured than Performancing, but yes, clearly, the designers and developers of Performancing have done a nice job.

Please feel free to enquire if you need support, and we really do suck up any feedback people care to offer.

Noriced you just linked to my blog .. thanks .. I'll be at Gnomedex and it might be fun to say hello to each other.

I guess I'll just have to look for the squid in (multi-legged) jeans and a t-shirt and introduce myself ?