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I prefer to converse on HN as I can follow the discussion easier and the quality of responses is much higher than out there in the wild. Unless of course I want to talk to the blog owner. Commenting twice (the same thing) is cross posting to me.


So you prefer main stream media like TechCrunch, NYT, Wired etc. instead of sites and blogs by regular people? Why don't you just use an RSS reader then?

IMHO one of the best things about social news sites is that you get sources you wouldn't otherwise find. HN tends to copy Digg where only a few sources get attention while other get ignored altogether.


I guess what I'm saying is that it feels forced when someone promotes their own blog in a comment, especially on a popular story. But I will read their blog if I like their comment and possibly subscribe to it. Perhaps the best way to increase traffic is to not call attention to yourself and just write and post insightful stuff on HN. This will naturally get people to click on your username and go to your bio where most have their blog linked.


We need real unofficial app stores. Apple shouldn't be allowed to momopolize the iPhone apps market like that.


Microsoft will block this like Apple did with Google iPhone apps.


I'd prefer a more matter of fact source like this one: "Google Chrome Injects Itself Into Internet Explorer With Chrome Frame" http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/google_launches_chrome_...


I'd prefer a more matter of fact source like this one: "Google Chrome Injects Itself Into Internet Explorer With Chrome Frame" http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/google_launches_chrome_...


The German government is advising NOT to use Google Wave for privacy reasons.


I know I don't take advice from highly censorious individuals, let alone government bodies :)


Any headline like "x sucks", "x is bull####" or "x is dead" should be changed to "x critique" to establish some civility of discussion.

This type of "pulling a Calacanis" headline is sheer link bait and rarely meant to stir an honest discussion.


Agreed, along with "Did X just Y?" which is usually just speculative linkbait.


Sadly there are plenty of copycats who produce enough AK-47 guns to kill us off twice.


I'm looking for a CRM solution that will work also for a small scale business like mine (I'm not a corporation). Which CRM solution do you use?


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