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5 responses to “Subscribe Sunday”

1. Friends of Dave (friendsofdave) ‘s status on Monday, 12-Oct-09 00:37:13 UTC – Identi.ca

   October 11, 2009 at 8:37 pm

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   francine hardaway

   October 11, 2009 at 9:11 pm

   Thanks, Doc. From Enjoymentland, I found the Locavore iPhone app. I get a box of local organic food delivered every week to my door, and now I can see whether there are other things in season that I could be getting, and whether all the things I get are indeed local:-)

   Try my Stealthmode blog for a while.

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3. doctype.cx | Andrew Korf » Gorka Gondra via #subscribesunday and @dsearls

   October 12, 2009 at 1:42 am

   […] @dsearls post here was the initial thread where I found the the also sublime Monoscope which lead me to Gorka Gondras stunning photographs more at Builduma. Love how a quick look at Twitter or ones feed reader can yield such great finds. October 11, 2009 | In Uncategorized | No Comments […]

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   Seth Finkelstein

   October 12, 2009 at 2:59 pm

   It’s a laudable goal and practice.

   Unfortunately, (individual) [influence] Blogging Is Dead

   (n.b., anyone replying, please read the post before responding along the lines of but-you-can-CHAT. The post is not about chat. Got it? NOT – ABOUT – CHAT. Again, chat about, it is not. Clear? Let’s try that one more time, since this is the internets, the point is not about chat, but individual influence. But I know this won’t work 🙁 )

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   Doc Searls

   October 14, 2009 at 9:17 am

   I think you’re right, Seth. I also think we’re in the Net’s paleozoic. We’re riding bryzoans and trilobites here. Blogging and tweeting (and whatevering) are primitive forms of something else. Meanwhile, alas, they’re no more dead than any other species. What they eat and excrete, how they work in their ecologies… open to study and interpretation.

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