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aestetix_

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    Comment #3493266

    I think pg is actually completely 100% on the money here. Kudos to him and YC being bold enough to come out and say it so bluntly. Here's why I agree with him: I see a lot of comme…

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    Comment #3454218

    The feature I'm really waiting for is pseudonym support. Vic Gondotra promised it several months ago at Web 2.0. I don't feel comfortable using Google+ at all right now, given that…

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    Comment #3432726

    How about removing the "real names" policy? :)

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    Comment #3398600

    Tied between "The Once and Future King" by T. H. White and "The Baroque Cycle" (yes, all three volumes) by Neal Stephenson.

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    Comment #3386390

    To be fair, there are a bunch of people who have been considering migrating from Godaddy for any number of reasons anyways. The SOPA stuff is just the icing on the cake that's push…

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    Comment #3383434

    pg, thank you so much for doing this. Quite a ballsy move, and highly respectable.

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    Comment #3383429

    pg, thank you so much for doing this. You rock.

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    Comment #3378914

    (note, I am not a lawyer) I've dealt with this exact issue before, although through US law and not UK law. One thing I found is that a lot of places who have trademarks have to sen…

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    Comment #3371252

    They forgot to mention their plans to repeal the real names policy. At least, I'm assuming/hoping that's in the works...

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    Comment #3336461

    The Baroque Cycle. It's absolutely brilliant, I recommend it to anyone with an interest in security or economics.

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    Comment #3209705

    I think Google is attempting to be brilliant, but I think it will cause them lots of problems in the longrun. Right now, a lot of people who want to visit pepsi.com just go to Goog…