http://disqus.com/people/d95b47c537c29ea89edacfa4e4ce7a4a/enTue, 07 Aug 2007 10:53:20 -0000http://newcritics.disqus.com/deep_catalog_the_brussels_affair_live_stones_101773/#comment-1377646So, what's the one great Stones album since the 70s, Fred? I wonder if I have it? I enjoy the Stones, but not with as much passion as you do, obviously, but I'm always up for a good recommendation.Howard GreensteinTue, 07 Aug 2007 10:53:20 -0000http://scobleizer.disqus.com/podcamp_email_taken_out_of_context8230/#comment-9661697John Havens said this really well, but as I sent a note to the PodCampNYC list, and as I'm copied as part of the email thread, let me post the following:<br><br>I publicly, in this group, suggest we apologize to Robert on the PodcampNYC site.<br><br>This was taken out of context and as event organizers as well as members of the community we've treated Robert Scoble as we (as I) would not wish to be treated.<br><br>Yes, Robert is my friend, but he is my friend exactly because I find he treats all different kinds of people fairly, esp in public situations.<br><br>PodcampNYC is getting toasted in the comments section of his (Scoble's) blog and I'm only on Blackberry today so it would also be great if someone would step up there.<br><br>I think the issues we've been talking about related to money vs no money in "camps" deserve a more critical discussion as well. If people can't be business-like in decorum even when running a free event then I don't want them involved.<br><br> Money or not there is responsibility when you agree to be part of an organizing group for an event, and there's responsibility when you post in an open forum.<br><br>Robert, I am sorry. I will cross post this when I get to a computer later. (this post)Howard GreensteinWed, 29 Nov 2006 13:04:27 -0000