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Congrats Aaron!

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Um I completely agree with People You May Know:) Has never.been.helpful.ever

This is amazing:)

More reason to loooove Gmail. Thanks for letting me know about this!

Sean, this is really awesome. Thanks so much for sorting through and posting the best here!

Thanks so much for being a part of this Barry!! It's so great to see our community rally together each week and you've been a driving force from day one. It means so much to me!

Hey thanks for checking out my post! Loving your blog here. Great mix of content. Cheers- Amanda

I prefer Facebook messages to email for most informal personal correspondence and because FB has inbox search, that makes the process pretty easy for me. But I 100% agree with you on DMs. I have 1,600 DMs and NONE of them are searchable so if I don't catch them and respond early, it's a black hole. Thanks for trying to get this feature improved.

So great:)

My friend Bertram Könighofer produced this for 24 Hour Comics in Vienna http://flickr.com/photos/bertbricht/2452336381/... Will be interested in seeing what comes out of SF.

Congrats on hitting the one month mark and showing a really solid start. I look forward to reading more. Would love to see a podcast develop down the road as well.

Kawasaki's a smart guy but no confirmation need to prove that you're a kick ass blogger:)

I'm totally not well know and very happy to be in your unknown folder:) Really cool to suddenly connect and find each other via Twitter this week.

Applicant 2.0:
How students and employers are using opportunities and media on the Web to source and show off their fresh talent.

I also hate ads hidden in hyperlinks of blog posts. It's so annoying when I'd like to check out a link I think the author has posted to direct me to more information on the issue he or she is discussing and I see that I'm linked to some e-commerce site.

That frustration certainly doesn't encourage me to buy anything.

So the advertiser is paying for what most likely results in incredibly low return and the author is shooting him or herself in the foot by annoying engaged readers.

Great post though Max:)

One of my college textbooks, Consumer Behavior 9/E, cited Wikipedia in a reference to the European Union. How can professors ban access when our textbooks (or at least this one) footnote it as a resource?

I really want this. Nathan Burke (www.blogstring.com) was showing this to me at the TechCrunch meetup in Boston this weekend. Very user friendly.

This is great Chris- thanks for including us in the effort.

I wrote a blog post a while ago about an idea I had for Facebook users to monetize their profiles by uploading rich media advertising to popular applications or profile space like users' walls. With the launch of this ad program for Slide, I wonder whether this new revenue stream could ever trickle down to Facebook users using the Slide app.

As a kind of new Google AdWords program, could the Web's most socially networked post ad content through photo-based profile content in a pay-per-Slide view manner?

It's really great to see new online communities that go beyond targeting tweens, teens and twenty-somethings. Interested readers should also check out Eons (www.eons.com)founded by former Monster CEO, Jeff Taylor.

What's the point of pay-per-community building? If marketers take short cuts instead of really interacting with, engaging, and caring about the communities they hope to reach, eventually cool social networking tools like Stumble Upon will become the new spam. It's been happening with Squidoo. Seeing community building as a media buy is a quick fix for a thoughtless campaign.

would love an invite- mooney.amanda@gmail.com