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mquinlan
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Comment #4266052
I've actually had this happen to me a few months ago; I tried to sign in and my account was locked due to some private pictures I had stored. I decided to just wait out the the "gr…
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Comment #4004471
Based off of their team page, Pinterest is up to 31 employees. http://pinterest.com/about/team/
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Comment #3901670
Things may have changed in the last few years as blogspam is still pretty lucrative and has continued to advance, but I remember reading a study a few years ago (found here: http:/…
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Comment #3774207
The majority of sites that I've seen using Project Wonderful gave been online comics, and since that's a big market for the site, I personally couldn't recommend it for just anyone…
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Comment #3483053
From my own experiences (viewing SEO as a "hobby"), I do think the type of semi-blackhat SEO that's most prevalent - the 20k blog comment blasts and automated WhoIs reports - is ri…
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Comment #3473583
I'm not familiar with the outcome of any other "failed" projects, but has Kickstarter ever forcibly refunded money or intervened in any way? If not... they're obviously growing (ne…
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Comment #3334788
One feature that feels kinda necessary while the ideas are sparse is the ability to skip (or not have repeating) ideas. Otherwise, I feel like I've already read over all the submis…
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Comment #3320330
It sounds gimmicky when you add on top of the 3 item, 2 day, and 5% off restrictions that it's only on select products and valid in select stores. Nice headline news, but shouldn't…
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Comment #3211744
As long as the submitted sites aren't the latest social network simply mining for more data/active users, it sounds like it could foster a great community.
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Comment #3210953
For the sales of Crawford's book to go from 6 (/day?) to 5,000+ makes me question how many of those aren't really fans and are just readers because it was an impulse "buy". At leas…
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Comment #3208655
Agreed - it seems like more of a failed attempt at a namedrop, when more of the "blame" should be directed towards the public. If Times readers as a whole lose express interest in …
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Comment #3204868
It really does seem like auto-solving captchas has its benefits (assuming spammers already just use crowdsourcing to solve captchas). Utilizing this could open up the doors to any …
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Comment #3204156
This type of approach seems to beg for collaboration between schools. If something like this can be done for such a fraction of the normal price, what's stopping a school from mold…