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This is a great list for the Twitter cyclists. I was already following many on the list but found some new ones. Wish I would have thought to write this article.

Great post. I posted today about twitter followers as well and why it's not a good idea to have so many. While my article wasn't on how to limit your followers you doing bring up a very good point about keeping your timeline private so you can control who follows you. This is a great tool to help filter out the spam/bots and ensure you have quality followers.

Gary, great vid. Sounds like tribes. Cool.

Interesting plugin. I may have to give it a spin to check it out.

Those are nice. My wife (an ex-dancer) takes either used or new ballet point shoes and modifies them to resemble anything from animals to ballet figures (i.e. Nutcracker) to Disney princesses. They are really amazing. Her site is http://pointes4you.com.

Very creative. With finances as tight as they are I'm sure all the retailers will be pulling out all the stops during the holiday shopping season.

With the Phillies up 3-1 it looks like the Ray's Cinderella season is over.

Too funny! You had me hooked! I think the guy on the left looks like Frank Kern.

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Great video...I should probably be doing them. Need to get a video camera first. The chair looks comfy.

Love the cow. Does it speak? Maybe a "mooo" here and there?

Came in via ProBlogger. This is a great idea you have here. "all your list are belong to us"...classic.

I like to consider myself an honest person and expect people to be honest with me. When they stop being honest with me I stop trusting them.

I believe the responsibility to provide information and ask questions resides with both the seller and buyer in this case. I think it's inappropriate on the seller's part to develop a mailing list using a subject not related to the overall goal of the website and to not disclose that fact to a potential buyer. At the same time, I believe it's the buyers responsibility to ask as many questions as they can. The major problem I have with this entire argument is the seller building the list and not disclosing the details of that list to the buyer unless asked. That alone, in my book, makes the whole scenario shady and makes me question the ethical, and moral, values of the seller. There is nothing to protect the buyer but the buyer's prior research, knowledge, and/or experience. Eric took my example about buying a house but I feel that should also apply here in this example. The problem is, there are no set standards or rules for the buying and selling of websites/blogs (that I know of).

Maybe there's a niche in this somewhere.

This is some really good info you're putting out. Thanks for taking the time to do it and for taking the time to teach us how to do it right. Too many of the MMO blogs are just recycled trash that don't help. I'm looking forward to the help.

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