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Nice to see DubMeNow on Mashable. Since the launch party months ago I have
been using Dub and I like how it works. Now its out on iPhone and Windows
Mobile is serious progress! Now integrating with well-known CRM platforms
and even Twitter, no where but up for this application.

Cheers to Manoj Ramnani, Chris Hopkinson and the entire DubMeNow team!

Want to test it out, dub me @ dubID: nakeva

Have a techsational day!

Chris, my friends would say that I'm outgoing, amiable, and great with people. If I met you in person it is possible I would be shy at first and not want to talk about myself. I think this is because 1) I have a genuine interest in learning about other people and 2) It would seem like I had to prove myself depending on who started the conversation. I have many interests and people often don't know how to "label" me and put me in a comfortable bucket of reference from their life perspective. Sometimes it leads to more questions which keeps a conversation moving, or it leads to a quick conversation that ends in focus on them turning to the "I" mode, or they move on to someone else they can "classify."

It has been a fun experience taking more action to step outside my comfort zone and recognize the nature of people and being to share more about myself other than the surface details. I learn about myself and the other person simultaneously and we both walk away feeling that we gained value in knowing more about each other. The about me page on a blog has been a valuable tool for me because it starts a conversation and some people feel they know enough about me and want to connect. The virtual landscape present opportunities for people to share before hand and not feel egotistical should they end up talking about who they are and about their life.

Good post and now must revisit what my about me page says about me from where I am in life now compared to when I wrote it. That was hard to do in the first place, LOL!

Now that's a definite value app to have it read your news to you while you do other tasks! Too bad I don't have an iPhone to do a test run. The name is a little questionable, however, I can see how it would catch on to a certain user market. It would be hilarious to see the reaction of your client or even CTO if they were to look over your shoulder and see you are reading something that starts with "pimp".

Amazing how John responded to your post with useful feedback.

I never noticed it before today. I'm stll wrapping my tech head around useful ways to work with Google Reader and this is a valuable note to search for other information.

Thanks for the FYI.
@nakeva

This is great news, our first charity for the challenge! Thanks Dan and thanks to all creative muscle and talent working behind the scenes to make this a reality. I'm excited and looking forward to the kick-off!

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Absolutely great idea and great use of the social media platforms to get this done. I see you have the group on Facebook and you are getting things revved up on Twitter. I look forward to interacting with you and others in support over the next 12 months.

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I look forward to seeing great things with this challenge for a good cause. Great idea!

Checking it out since you explained it a little more in-depth.

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I think you nailed it! I am running into the same question and find I get more done for anything between google and yahoo. The openID idea would be great for both or even using Google's Open Social to make things work smoothly.

And cute idea on the hypothetical purchase crossings. I hope the government doesn't get involved in that one (j/k).

Thanks for the post.

Sean,

The post was great and offered plenty of resources to start with for the day! It was a surprise to see the info here and that makes my reading on Mashable all the more interesting. Have a super upcoming week and I look forward to reading more of your posts.

Regards,
Nakeva

P.S. Thanks for the comment on my blog.

Mari Smith adds value to my Facebook growth and overall Social Networking/Social Media bottom line! She is professional and has plenty to offer anyone willing to be social and ask the question.

It nice to see a great post about a great person. The Duct Tape Blog is an awesome source if useful tips and information.

Thanks,
Nakeva
http://twitter.com/nakeva

This is an interesting way to have interactive conversations when you have the likes of Twitter and FriendFeed and not set to one specific social network. For the visually inclined I think it could be promising. If I were on the business end to buy this application I would consider an acquisition and even think of Facebook integration.