DISQUS

Great self-analysis, Alex. I like that you're brave enough to put it out there. Kudos.

Great piece, Alex. I love your enthusiasm for humanizing work and companies and telling compelling stories through transparent means. I think this is what the new web is all about. I hope we see a continuation of these trends in the future, and I have little doubt we will as we watch the new administration use just these means to tell their story. Very cool.

I hope this type of conversation doesn't loose it's luster by becoming 'forced' or expected or trite. Let's keep that kitchen open!

Thanks, Mike. Pretty rad, eh?

I know, right? This stuff is nuts. I'm lovin' it. Wanna watch the next game together, buddy? Where will you be?

Sweet! Thank you.

Thanks for the feature, Doriano! We're really excited with the new site and will be rolling out new features as quickly as we can get them ironed out. We're really looking to be a valuable project management platform for videographers, as well as a way to make money.

This is exactly what I came here to say. Thanks for beating me to it, Alex! :)

Want to get an exclusive sneak peek at my startup launching next month, Stan? I'd be happy for you to write about us! ;)

FTW!

I came to comment, but I see others have already said what I wanted to.

One more thing: ol' Armin Heinrich sure got a shitload of free PR and link love out of it!

Great photos, Frank! Looks like a fun day.

You going to be up in NYC for the Social Media conference on Wednesday, too, Nick?

http://www.smbizschool.com/?page_id=8

Rock on, brotha. I'm glad to see that it was much more successful than you anticipated. After hanging out on Monday, it seemed you had almost no hope of success, but it sounds like it went off great. I followed the Twitter stream and even watched some of the proceedings on video stream. Very cool.

Amazing.

If I check my Twitter homepage and someone's avatar is there staring me in the face on more than 50% of the page, I automatically un-follow them. Period. Seems to work well at toning down the noise.

Me, I think people should limit themselves to 5-10 posts a day. We'd all be a lot happier, and their posts would be more valuable.

Also, if someone follows me that has 2x more overall tweets than me, I don't follow back because I know they're going to be one of those 50-percenters.

twitter.com/povertyjetset

Gorgeous!

Love The Obama! Nice photo, for sure.

It's almost Spring, Frank! Vacation times' a comin'. :)

I blogged that too. So great!

And so, what about Steve Garfield minus Steve Garfield. Eh? Whoa. That's heavy.

Shoot, it didn't post img -- http://www.cafepress.com/ndnpress.5358989

Yeah, when I first read it, I was like "what's a guy from Bombay got to do with it?" LOL

But it does remind me of this t-shirt:

That's so over-the-top, Colin, I just don't know what to say. Except, I love you for lovin' LOST this much. Wish I could be there! ;)

I'm especially fond of #10! :)

Congrats, Frank! 20 years of fatherhood!

You and me, both, baby. I'm up to 263 feedz...