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adamsfallen
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Comment #4963780
Clearest explanation I've heard so far. Well done :-)
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Comment #4912492
I could have sworn this was the same thing. Oh god.
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Comment #4158934
this is hot. question: what do you make of the various content curation platforms out there? are they worth it?
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Comment #4134589
I'm biased but I loved this post, and glad to see some traction here. There's been some discussion of HTML5/relevancy giving way to an appified website experience, but I really app…
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Comment #3762898
I truly loved this episode - Mark Cuban is such a G.
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Comment #3284731
Okay I think I understand the concept much better now. The comparison to Fantasy Leagues (which is essentially another way of gamifying games) makes the value seem a lot more real.…
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Comment #3284500
I'm not sure I fully understand this product, but I have to confess I'm left with a lot of questions on various levels... Copy says it's unique in that it "aggregates all picks giv…
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Comment #3270583
Most embarrassing moment of the day was realizing I had (1) already seen all of those photos on Reddit and (2) already forgotten the context to half of them.
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Comment #2258680
also simple. also good.
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Comment #2258671
simple = good.
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Comment #2092870
I wonder if this post qualifies.
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Comment #343206
It seems like this is a great idea, especially since RSS advertising is not particularly profitable. But it also might be especially smart on Guardian's part since they're the firs…
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Comment #341733
This is sad news, even more so since NYT is likely to be rated as junk by Moody's... There aren't many ways out of this kind of mess. http://www.reuters.com/article/bondsNews/idUSN…
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Comment #340702
What I found interesting is Tom's argument buried in the bottom of his post: "Something you may have to spend cash on is making sure your product or service and the pitch for it ar…