heinel

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by heinel 16y ago
This is a good example of what copywriting does in the web. The interesting part is that even though the first page says that the site is temporary, in actual fact it's not. It is a complete portfolio. It has everything a CCO needs to know
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by heinel 16y ago
Not exactly apple to orange, but more Facebook to LinkedIn? A social network's content is its people. I think Tumblr did well targeting the casual crowd. Posterous blogs that I come across, on the other hand, are very "merit-arian," so to s
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by heinel 16y ago
Of course Posterous is just another blogging platform. Have they tried to be anything else? The way you described how you use tumblr does seem to suggest that Posterous is actually a better fit, but it appears that you just found tumblr fir
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by heinel 16y ago
I think the point is that the article itself is not making sense, not the news it is trying to report. When I read the article I also thought about just normal browsing page load times. That is already so fast that a 60x increase is hardly
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by heinel 16y ago
http://www.tumblr.com/directory/erotica (NSFW, FYI) I guess you could argue erotica isn't porn, but yes, they like it. The notion actually extends beyond sexually explicit material, as many popular tumblelogs in the directory has porn or
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by heinel 16y ago
They do not advertise that feature as much though, and by using email, wouldn't you miss out on at least some of their main social networking selling point? A lot of what makes them popular can only be found on their site. You don't get any
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by heinel 16y ago
Is it just me but isn't it a bit too early to say Twitter is trying to wall itself in? Are they taking down the APIs? From what I can see here they just want Twitter.com to be a viable (and profitable) business. Why wouldn't anyone want tha
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by heinel 16y ago
Yeah, and another one I like (that's probably not new by now) is ThinkGeek. The beauty of this is probably how drastically different they all are :)
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by heinel 16y ago
Yap. Especially in the case of Groupon, many of their articles read like poetry--very daring imagery and voice. They are doing as much service to the people who subscribe to their emails as to the brands who have the honor to get the Group
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by heinel 16y ago
It would be nice if eventually there will be an option for groups to be public so people can discover new things. That would make the service Meetup like, but Meetup's privacy settings fail worse than Facebook so I think there is a space to
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by heinel 16y ago
I actually somewhat empathize with lotus's view that Gmail should just be Email and that's it. I think it is bad UX if people who just want email and not these confusing new "social" business have their software change in their face with di
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by heinel 16y ago
Not a journalistic investigation, but a while back I decided that I need a new gmail account. I signed it up using some different credentials, including a different name. However, I did not mention my old gmail account in the entire sign-up
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by heinel 16y ago
That reminds me of a show, where in each episode, the host interviews a celebrity in an upscale dinner setting. Beside the very enticing gourmet meals, the topic also focuses on various aspects of the interviewee's life. I think a good way
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by heinel 16y ago
InsidersTalk - Meet people with stories to tell.
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by heinel 16y ago
Wow, but I guess this doesn't work on file sharing sites like mediafire and some such?
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by heinel 16y ago
>> but that doesn't mean that there's something nefarious or bad about it. << Except in the article it read: "Gameplay in FarmVille, FishVille, or Café World is based almost exclusively on what social-game designers call a "
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by heinel 16y ago
On Chinese dictionaries. I actually don't think there is any difference from English ones, at least in the way I use them. When I use an English dictionary I use the word's spelling. I don't check how the word is pronounced when I do this.
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by heinel 16y ago
I actually do not see SEO as the be-all and end-all to success. I actually had thought about this same problem myself, though I am not nearly as invested as you are. It looks like everyone agrees that in order for people to visit, they nee
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by heinel 16y ago
I actually see this as a strength of Twitter-like microblogging services. If you have no more contributions you fade gracefully into the background while the collective move on uninterrupted. I think Leoville is misguided for treating micr
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by heinel 16y ago
But you do acknowledge that you are a user in those networks, correct? You check those sites, and by reading (even without active commenting) you are a participant. Some people project themselves, others observe, that was how social intera
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by heinel 16y ago
Old news. Though if fan pages really took off with places like suggested then time is really running out for Google Me. Unless there's some super cool feature that really blows Facebook out of the water, but it is hard to imagine how anyt