Jun 8, 2007
Those of you who think you are creating online content, take note: your success will be directly dependent on your ability to create excuses for people to talk to one another. The real measure of content’s quality is its ability to serve as a medium.
Douglas Rushkoff on social currency. via

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Jun 8, 2007
‘Objects of sociability’ are the future of marketing.

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Jun 8, 2007
Me.dium transforms solitary web surfing into a social activity. I can see what sites my friends are on in real time, click over to that page, open a chat box with that friend, and start a IM conversation.

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Jun 8, 2007

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Jun 8, 2007
..we should seriously consider public infrastructure as the backbone for social networking. Just as we have funded roads and airports, we need to provide safe and open platforms for online community forming.

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Jun 8, 2007
Web 2.0 is the messy way that the Semantic Web is actually happening.

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Jun 8, 2007
Zawinski’s law for the web: Every website expands until it becomes a social network. Websites that cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can.
me

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Jun 8, 2007
I would actually be more willing to type in my bank account password [into a facebook page] than my Google account password.

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Jun 8, 2007
Nihilism says, `Extreme positions are self-refuting.’

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Jun 8, 2007
No reasonably orthodox Christian believes in Aphrodite or the rest of the Olympian deities, or in Ganesh the Elephant God or the rest of the Hindu pantheon, or in the Japanese emperor, and so endlessly on.. anyone who sincerely believes in such deities is [considered] deluded and blasphemously in pursuit of “false gods”. The atheist adds just one more deity to the list of false gods..

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