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Wednesday, January 3rd, 2007

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Now, Search viagra online, I have a bunch of feeds all pouring headlines into FlipBait throughout the day. I'm aggregating the usual suspects like TechCrunch and GigaOM and VentureBeat, but I also found a few sources from various searches that effectively round out the breadth of the coverage

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This is very cool, cheap generic viagra. Though you can see back in the Pligg forum archives that there was some debate about whether this feature would destroy the whole dynamic of voting-based publishing. That may be true, but it's just too useful not to have.

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I'm also importing stories from del.icio.us using a new tag: "flipbait". Cheap generic viagra, That means that if you tag an article with "flipbait", Pligg will automatically import that article and make it available to the FlipBait community. That's how I'm entering my own favorite posts for the site as opposed to using the 'submit' function directly at flipbait.com.

You don't ever have to visit the domain, actually, because you can pull articles to read from the RSS feed and submit articles to the site just by tagging as you already do.

Hmmm...what does that mean. Interesting question. Can a meaningful community form around a word that represents an idea.

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Monday, November 20th, 2006

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It should be obvious, but the idea is to let people post news of new Internet startups and let the community decide if something is important or not. If I'm not the only one thinking about this, then I can imagine it becoming a really useful resource for gaining insight into the barage of headlines filling up my feed reader each day.

And if it doesn't work, I'll share whatever insight I can glean into why the concept fails. There will hopefully at least be some lessons in this experiment for publishers looking to leverage crowdsourcing in their media mix.

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Friday, July 14th, 2006

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It won't be long before mainstream media companies start rolling out their own concepts for participatory media models, and I suspect those ideas will often fall flat...and it won't be because the idea is bad but rather a lack of the key qualities required to shepherd a community.