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THOMAS I. M. HO is Professor of Computer and Information Technology at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)
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Re: Reflect on what you learned -week 1 4 days ago
Twitter doesn't have the "granular" privacy settings of Facebook, but it is much more "streamlined" than Facebook which makes it easier to control what you allow to be seen. For example, if you want a tweet to be private, just use a direct message.It isn't the number of tweets sent that matters. What matters is what is SAID in those tweets! Here's a video which will explain what to AVOID:http://ow.ly/13VzF  
 
Re: CIT49900 2nd Week Review 4 days ago
What threat does the telco pose to the cableco? 
 
Re: CIT49900 Reflection # 2 a week ago
You have to keep my comments about Singapore's IT infrastructure in context because its geography isn't as "challenging" as the US because it is a very small place. I think it would "fit" inside I-465! 
 
Re: Another reflection in life... a week ago
Are you using TweetDeck on your phone? I was ONLY aware of an iPhone version and I hadn't noticed you had an iPhone. Am I mistaken?I tweeted on Friday asking IF the class would like to make Friday the due date for weekly reflections, but I supposed we can make it Sunday instead. let's discuss it in class on Tuesday.You'd better start a dialogue with me SOON about your project! 
 
Re: Weekly Blog 1-28-10 a week ago
Until relatively recently, cablecos were regarded as more innovative than telcos, but telcos have "caught up" in order to become competitive. My son @brianho25 has strong opinions about telcos and cablecos so you ought to get to "know" him!If I were getting a new phone, I would more likely get an Android rather than an iPhone but that's mostly because I avoid AT&T Wireless because their service is just too expensive! At this point, I would most likely stay with Sprint due to the plan which I have. 
 
Re: CIT49900 Reflection # 2 a week ago
You ought to do a post explaining HOW you intend to use Twitter so that you don't "miss" any tweets in which you're mentioned. Then, keep us posted via your blog on what you actually do and HOW it works out for you.What have you learned that causes you to feel that US IT infrastructure development lags behind other countries because we really haven't begun to compare the US with other countries YET? As a matter of fact, that's the point of your course project.I'm glad to hear you feel CHALLENGED this semester! 
 
Re: Weekly Blog 1-28-10 a week ago
Why did you "go" all the way to the UK for help with VMware and HP servers? Are you trying to make some international contacts for CIT 49900?Do you have a personal preference for cableco or telco? Why?Does your wireless carrier offer an Android phone? Would it be economically feasible for you to upgrade your Voyager to another phone at this point in your contract? Perhaps for your course project, you might want to research how wireless carriers in other countries deal with their customers in a different way from American wireless carriers. 
 
Re: How a tweet brought makeshift 911 services to life in Haiti a week ago
It looks like "crowdsourcing" is the big social media theme of the Haiti earthquake relief effort. That's WHY I've had a "Crowdsourcing" tab on my Haiti earthquake social media aggregation http://HaitiUnion.info from just about the very beginning as soon as I saw that theme emerge.Next step is to blog about it as soon as I "understand" it! :-) 
 
Re: What I Have Learned - 2 a week ago
You've got to "jump in" and try the tools and services and then ask questions either face-to-face or even via social media (I know this is a "catch 22" BUT you've got to START somewhere!) in order to get practice.Read (and respond yourself) my comments on your classmates' blogs to get some additional feedback on the other aspects of your first post. 
 
Points of Contact a week ago
I don't mean to be making matters worse, BUT this problem is exacerbated by the variety of ways, e.g. devices, some of us have to access the diversity of services. Although specific services and circumstances, e.g. location, dictate my choices, I have the following "pecking order" for my devices: - iPod touch (I can't afford iPhone service :-) - netbook - Tablet PC - Windows Mobile phone (unless it's a voice call which would make this no. 1) - desktop computer in my office at schoolWhen I'm out, I always have my phone (and usually my iPod touch) and I've been taking the netbook with me more and more. On top of carrying multiple devices, there is the additional burden of "caring and feeding" all of these devices (I haven't mentioned the other 2 laptops in the family! :-)It doesn't get any better, does it?Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Re: Points of Contact a week ago
I don't mean to be making matters worse, BUT this problem is exacerbated by the variety of ways, e.g. devices, some of us have to access the diversity of services. Although specific services and circumstances, e.g. location, dictate my choices, I have the following "pecking order" for my devices: - iPod touch (I can't afford iPhone service :-) - netbook - Tablet PC - Windows Mobile phone (unless it's a voice call which would make this no. 1) - desktop computer in my office at schoolWhen I'm out, I always have my phone (and usually my iPod touch) and I've been taking the netbook with me more and more. On top of carrying multiple devices, there is the additional burden of "caring and feeding" all of these devices (I haven't mentioned the other 2 laptops in the family! :-)It doesn't get any better, does it? 
 
Re: CIT 49900 1st Week Review a week ago
I'd like to hear about YOUR opinions on the various tools and services which you've tried. I know it's still "early" BUT it seems you've already found it's really not that difficult after initially feeling overwhelmed.With respect to the course material, do you have any inkling about your course project?It isn't merely a "decent" photo...at least you have more hair than mine! I'm looking forward to seeing your online identity "shine" as you "polish" it. 
 
To create or curate? That is the Apple question a week ago
Speaking as the "poster boy" of social media aggregation: http://blog.SocialAggregate.net I vote for curation because my personal experience, especially since the Iran election protests: http://Azadi4Iran.info & http://bit.ly/wapoth , demonstrates that curators add considerable value in dealing with the torrent of user-generated content which we now face. Not only have I been able to "be" at so many events via social media, but I have made it possible for so many others to join me as we are NOW grappling with the tragedy of the Haiti earthquake: http://HaitiUnion.info where not only can we not go ourselves, but we'd only get in the way if we did!Especially in my teaching, I am "pushing the edge of the envelope" not only via social media aggregation, but also as I experiment with curation of Twitter lists: http://twitter.com/cit49900/spring2010 & http://twitter.com/cit49900 to assess learning and to try to create a virtual study abroad experience for my students in: http://cit49900.LearnStream.infoI could go on and on: http://DrThomasHo.com but I think you get the idea!By the way, you ought to give me the Kindle so I can give it to my 14-year old daughter because I doubt I'll be able to "afford" to give her an iSlate as I contemplate retiring from academia in order to devote myself to harnessing social media for learning, non-profits, and other redeeming causes as my personal experience has persuaded me I no longer need my academic affiliation to provide either the information technology infrastructure nor the "brand" on which I had been trying to depend to help me to get the word out!Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Re: Class Notes CIT49900 1-26-10 telecommunications lecture a week ago
I suggest you use OneNote or some other mechanism to take notes and then PUBLISH your synthesis or analysis to your blog. 
 
Re: Reflection so far.... a week ago
Although you said "I am normally not to (sic) good at writing stuff about what I did or do" you actually did a pretty good of REFLECTION by explaining your struggles!With respect to those struggles, you've got to TRY in order to learn HOW to use the tools better! 
 
Re: Weekly Blog 1-24-10 a week ago
I'm glad you now realize that you hadn't previously thought about "personal branding" Although it isn't as significant to this course as IT infrastructure so I have to be "careful" how much time I spend on it, let me know if you need any help with branding yourself.There are other social media clients and Web-based services than TweetDeck and Seesmic Look so you need to think about HOW you're going to decide, especially to encourage you to use social media to maximize YOUR LEARNING!With respect to IT infrastructure, please concern yourself primarily with carriers, regulators, and other "players" IF you do discuss products, please do so in terms of HOW they interact with infrastructure services! 
 
Re: First CIT499 Reflection a week ago
HOW do you FEEL about the social media tools you have learned? For example, WHY aren't you using Twitter more since your original fascination with it? What can we do to ENCOURAGE you?Although I emphasized LOCAL IT infrastructure, I did also explain the distinction between local & long-distance service which was much more significant then than it is now. Remind me to explain that distinction.The MFJ took effect in 1984 so there was NO 1986 court ruling.Do you have any ideas about your project topic? 
 
Mashable! - The Social Networking Blog 2 weeks ago
Lessons learned from building social media aggregations will be posted at http://blog.socialaggregate.netI haveN'T YET posted about http://HaitiUnion.info BUT I "promise to do better" 0:-) than I did while I was building http://Azadi4Iran.infoRead more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Re: 5 Social Media Lessons From the Haiti Earthquake Relief Effort 2 weeks ago
Lessons learned from building social media aggregations will be posted at http://blog.socialaggregate.netI haveN'T YET posted about http://HaitiUnion.info BUT I "promise to do better" 0:-) than I did while I was building http://Azadi4Iran.info  
 
5 Social Media Lessons From the Haiti Earthquake Relief Effort 2 weeks ago
I got a late start on doing a social media aggregation: http://HaitiUnion.info like the one I did for Iran election last summer: http://Azadi4Iran.info which was written up in The Washington Post at http://bit.ly/wapothI must admit that I fear your point 5 as well because I certainly have NOT kept up with the Iran election protest as I would have liked (and SHOULD have) as the state of the aggregation page sadly testifies For the same reason that I got a late start on the Haiti one, my “day job” http://cit49900.LearnStream.info makes it tough!I did learn a lot from doing the one on Iran so hopefully it will help me to keep the Haiti one “streamlined” (and more likely up-to-date Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Re: 5 Social Media Lessons From the Haiti Earthquake Relief Effort 2 weeks ago
I got a late start on doing a social media aggregation: http://HaitiUnion.info like the one I did for Iran election last summer: http://Azadi4Iran.info which was written up in The Washington Post at http://bit.ly/wapothI must admit that I fear your point 5 as well because I certainly have NOT kept up with the Iran election protest as I would have liked (and SHOULD have) as the state of the aggregation page sadly testifies :-( For the same reason that I got a late start on the Haiti one, my "day job" http://cit49900.LearnStream.info makes it tough!I did learn a lot from doing the one on Iran so hopefully it will help me to keep the Haiti one "streamlined" (and more likely up-to-date :-) 
 
Re: Amplifying the message via aggregation 3 weeks ago
My wife @LauraHo is a former missionary and I have noticed that the missions agency to which she belonged http://OM.org has many other alumni. It seems to be this corps of people who once served the missions agency "in the field" could now be enlisted to serve the agency in the social media "field" by reading blog posts of those who share their heart for a people group and commenting on their posts on behalf of the missions agency. Comments from these former missionaries would have much credibility, wouldn't they? 
 
Re: When it’s OK to be about ME! 3 weeks ago
In response to your comment, I think you'll find my next post very interesting. Your reply motivates me so I'll get it up later this weekend AFTER the Indianapolis Colts playoff game tonight. Go Colts! :-) 
 
Re: http://tyler-knight.blogspot.com/2010/01/brief-introduction.html 3 weeks ago
I could tell you were likely to be fairly knowledgeable before coming. Do you know David Poindexter (@mtheoryx) in Informatics? He says he learns a lot from me! :-)Since you were already knowledgeable, it made sense to choose Informatics to be "broadened" although I would have liked you to have chosen CIT! Especially, it seems Informatics has the flexibility for you to have taken CSCI as well as CIT courses.To meet someone like you, you should get to know Alex Conner (@gk4r) who unfortunately dropped out of school and is now running his own business. I got to know him well when he was a student so I hope to get to know you as well. 
 
Re: When it’s OK to be about ME! 3 weeks ago
Although the post which originally motivated my post implied that many missions organizations aren't very aggressive about recruiting, I am not surprised by your assertion that the students " get hit by many orgs wanting their attentions" so I guess the point of my subsequent post (which I haven't done YET) is that a missions agency can make itself "distinctive from the pack and have a personal touch at the same time" via social media. 
 
Collide Magazine : How to FAIL @ Social Media 3 weeks ago
In the "spirit" of Step 4, I'd like to suggest there are cases when it is OK to talk about yourself...or at least, for your AUDIENCE to talk about themselves! We ought to encourage them to share their passions and other aspects of their lives (especially via social media) so we can learn their spiritual gifts in order to harness them for God's Kingdom or to minister to them more effectively, for example. Then, with respect to Step 8, we'd know WHO we're dealing with. In a nutshell, we are less likely to fail at social media if we help OTHERS (those who we serve) to be SUCCESSFUL at social media.  
 
How to FAIL @ Social Media 3 weeks ago
In the "spirit" of Step 4, I'd like to suggest there are cases when it is OK to talk about yourself...or at least, for your AUDIENCE to talk about themselves! We ought to encourage them to share their passions and other aspects of their lives (especially via social media) so we can learn their spiritual gifts in order to harness them for God's Kingdom or to minister to them more effectively, for example. Then, with respect to Step 8, we'd know WHO we're dealing with. In a nutshell, we are less likely to fail at social media if we help OTHERS (those who we serve) to be SUCCESSFUL at social media.Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Re: My Intro 3 weeks ago
I see you're a Colts fan (everyone loves a WINNER!) SO I guess I know what you'll be doing on Saturday. I have to admit I don't even know what time's the kickoff of the playoff game, but I do know the Colts are playing the BALTIMORE Ravens in Lucas Oil Stadium. I'll be watching on TV (as soon as I find out when)You're going to have even less time for the guitar because you're now using Twitter, eh? 
 
Re: http://tyler-knight.blogspot.com/2010/01/brief-introduction.html 3 weeks ago
I just realized you're an Informatics major (don't "worry"...I won't hold that against you! ;-) Instead, I'm just so IMPRESSED by how tech-savvy you are so I'm just wondering how much of that you learned in Informatics?By the way, I wish you were a CIT major, but I'm glad you chose CIT for your minor! :-) 
 
How to Build Your Brand Through Blog Comments 3 weeks ago
If you don’t appreciate the branding power of the services mentioned by Steve, see my comment from January 7 in which I included EXAMPLES.Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Re: Google Reader vs. Twitter for Discovery and Sharing 3 weeks ago
I just scanned this post and believe it or not, the two excerpts you quoted were exactly the ones which I noticed in my brief scan. They certainly do "jump out" don't they?I was attracted to the post by a tweet from a tweep who I am considering to follow (I have to be careful because although I prefer Twitter over Google Reader, Twitter has become "too much of a good thing" for me)! 
 
Re: When it’s OK to be about ME! 3 weeks ago
With respect to your concern expressed in the second paragraph, I had NO intention to address it in my original post which was aimed at prospective recruits for missions agencies. I suppose I could address that in a subsequent post.In the meantime, just let me say I have "mixed feelings" about ministries which carry the name of their founder. 
 
How to Build Your Brand Through Blog Comments a month ago
Building your brand via blog comments is facilitated by backtype which aggregates virtually all of one’s comments across the Web. I have long been a “fan” of commenting services such as Disqus which I’ve incorporated into my own blog (I’m much more active as a commenter than as a blogger , but I am an even bigger fan of backtype which aggregates not only my comments made on services such as Disqus, but even those (like THIS ONE) which do not use any service (I hope this one shows up on my backtype profile as long as I use my personal brand URL (on the comment) which I registered with backtype.Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
college ministries, please recruit! a month ago
As an academic nearing the end of one career and looking forward to a ministry career, I can see both sides of this situation. In an increasingly competitive landscape for recruiting students or for students trying to find a job in a down economy, I have been an advocate for "branding" the educational experience via social media. Whether the provider or consumer of educational services, the brand can differentiate its holder in a competitive marketplace.As a Christian, I had been feeling conflicted about advocating branding because it seems to be about "self" rather than others. I was even more convicted:http://www.flickr.com/photos/welshby/4235136685/comment72157622998714471/by a photo from my Urbana social media aggregation http://UrbanaConf.infoSteve 's comment reminds me that even students practice personal branding :http://studentbranding.com/and when they're deliberate about it, they reveal a lot about where their heart is! So, for example, if someone blogs about a people group, we know they have a heart for that people group. That sounds like a great candidate for reaching that people group!At the beginning of this comment, I said I'm looking forward to a ministry career in which I hope to harness social media not only to help ministries to brand themselves, but also to use social media to identify a promising missions candidate who reveals "his character, his ministry experience, his calling, his giftedness, his life skills, his finances" in order to "get to know him." I don't know how many people are blogging (and tweeting) their passion for missions, but I certainly would like to TRY to find them in this cost-effective way!I could tell my own story from the point-of-view of a prospective missions candidate, but I'll save that for a different forum such as my own blog.Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
From My Corner : Clogged Drain and What Finally Worked a month ago
It's also a good idea to put some kind of screen over the drain. My 14-year old daughter has LOTS of hair! :-) 
 
Clogged Drain and What Finally Worked a month ago
It's also a good idea to put some kind of screen over the drain. My 14-year old daughter has LOTS of hair! :-)Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Macleans.ca : Why climate change is hot hot hot a month ago
Is the "hysteria" a result of the belief that people will sacrifice ONLY IF they believe that a catastrophe will result if they don't?  
 
Why climate change is hot hot hot a month ago
Is the "hysteria" a result of the belief that people will sacrifice ONLY IF they believe that a catastrophe will result if they don't?Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Sessions Says Health Bill Will Increase Deficit a month ago
WHICH Evan Bayh: http://whichevanbayh.com/Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Sessions Says Health Bill Will Increase Deficit a month ago
Now we know WHY Harry Reid is in such a hurry to get out of DC!Be sure to “thank” YOUR Senator for this Christmas “gift” I’m “thanking” Senator Bayh (D-IN) in November 2010 with a vote AGAINST him!Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Matt Mullenweg - aka Photo Matt - on WordPress, Web, Jazz, Life, and Photography a month ago
Twitter (especially with Lists) has helped me to deal with determining WHO to give my attention as I battle information overload. Therefore, I wouldN’T want to contribute to that information overload myself so I try to keep my blog posts relevant and I use Twitter to interact with a select group of people who I am trying to engage. Micro-blogging seems to facilitate one-to-one engagement in ways that mega-blogging really can’t.Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Kyle Lacy, Social Media - Indianapolis : A Look Back at 2009 and One Prediction a month ago
IF I were Google, i would buy Twitter! The big question is: At what price? Then, Facebook wouldN'T be able to get their hands on it & "mess it up" as I fear they'll do with FriendFeed. At least, that would be preferable to killing FriendFeed which I fear even more! Anyway, as one who has "bet my brand" on Twitter, I am most concerned about its long-term future which is STILL an open question as far as I am concerned. Yes, YOU had a very good year!  
 
A Look Back at 2009 and One Prediction a month ago
IF I were Google, i would buy Twitter! The big question is: At what price? Then, Facebook wouldN'T be able to get their hands on it & "mess it up" as I fear they'll do with FriendFeed. At least, that would be preferable to killing FriendFeed which I fear even more! Anyway, as one who has "bet my brand" on Twitter, I am most concerned about its long-term future which is STILL an open question as far as I am concerned. Yes, YOU had a very good year!Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Inspired by Wordpress’ seriously clever use of... | Tumblr Staff a month ago
I am also having the same problem. As a matter of fact, I first experienced it with Wordpress.com as you can see from my comment at:http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2009/12/12/twitter...When entering the API endpoint, I noticed that Loren Brichter inserted a message saying “Alternative microblogging services are not officially supported, and some features may not work as expected” Hence, I am reluctant to raise this issue with Atebits.com.What makes you think that the problem only exists when the Twitter & Tumblr usernames are identical? I'm going to try it with a DIFFERENT username & see what happens.Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Inspired by Wordpress’ seriously clever use of... | Tumblr Staff a month ago
SEE my P.S. for a qualifying comment on my original comment:I am absolutely "blown away" by Tumblr's ability to take advantage of the native features. Look at these two tumblelogs to see examples:http://DrThomasHo.tumblr.comhttp://CITiupui.tumblr.comP.S. I don't quite understand what's going on because although I can see some of the posts, e.g. reply and @drthomasho, from the DASHBOARD of http://DrThomasHo.tumblr.com, I canNOT see those posts at http://DrThomasHo.tumblr.com so could someone EXPLAIN WHY?From Tweetie 2, I DO see the posts (from citiupui) on drthomasho!Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
122 For You: Cool Cat Teacher's Favorite Apps, Software, and Sites a month ago
I'm sure you would have included Google Chrome in your browser category, especially if you were doing the list now.By the way, is there some reason why Tweetie (for your iPod touch) didn't "make the cut" or did I miss it on your VERY LONG :-) list? Especially since Tweetie 2 launched, I'm sure you'd include it!Some time, we should collaborate on a post to show folks what tools and services are available to make mobile-friendly sites. Start with http://bit.ly/mobilityslidesync to see what's possible.Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
NEW: Post to WordPress from Tweetie and Other Twitter Apps a month ago
Has anyone noticed any strange behavior after adding your Wordpress.com account to Tweetie 2?My Twitter account has been encountering authentication problems on Tweetie 2 (error message is "UNauthorized") so I'm removing my Wordpress.com account from Tweetie 2 to see if the problem goes away. Anyway, on the screen for entering the API endpoint, Tweetie 2 says it doesN'T officially support other microblogging services.Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Post and Read via Twitter API a month ago
Has anyone else noticed any problems with Tweetie 2 when adding your WordPress.com account?I started having authentication problems with both my Twitter as well as my WordPress.com accounts from Tweetie 2!When entering the API endpoint, I noticed that Loren Brichter inserted a message saying “Alternative microblogging services are not officially supported, and some features may not work as expected” Hence, I am reluctant to raise this issue with Atebits.com.Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
WordPress.com News: Post and Read via Twitter API a month ago
Has anyone else noticed any problems with Tweetie 2 when adding your WordPress.com account?I started having authentication problems with both my Twitter as well as my WordPress.com accounts from Tweetie 2!When entering the API endpoint, I noticed that Loren Brichter inserted a message saying “Alternative microblogging services are not officially supported, and some features may not work as expected” Hence, I am reluctant to raise this issue with Atebits.com.Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
A Guide to Mobile Web Design Tips and Tricks a month ago
I can't believe they left out my old-time favorite WinkSite which I've been using for several years! WinkSite is especially great for rendering content for low-end phones which most of the world STILL uses.Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Twitter to Open Firehose to Developers a month ago
The firehose will have to be accompanied by tools & services for ranking & filtering tweets to deal with the deluge of content coming our way. Am I glad we now have lists to help us already!Services like Feedera & Twitter Times (http://twittertim.es ) are already helping me to sort out the good stuff from my timeline.Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
TechCrunch Friday Giveaway: Kodak Zi8, The Flip Killer #crunch 2 months ago
I need this video camera for its expandable storage so I can record my classes for my http://cit11200...earnstream.info podcasts because the class length exceeds the capacity of my Flip.Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Marketing Technology Blog : Web 2.0 Information Overload 2 months ago
I prefer Diigo to Delicious although Google Sidewiki is starting to get my attention for its annotation capabilities which are similar (thought NOT as powerful) to those of Diigo.  
 
Use Twitter Lists to Build Your Personal Brand 2 months ago
How about creating & curating lists that show how knowledgeable & ‘well-connected’ you are in your professional niche?Read more comments by Thomas Ho 
 
Kyle Lacy, Social Media - Indianapolis : Why Do People Follow Brands? Conversation or Deals? 2 months ago
Although I follow many brands for "deals" or contests, I have many great examples of great customer service provided to me by companies via social media channels such as @GriffinTech and @iGo. I've told these stories to many folks, but I guess I ought to blog about it as well, shouldn't I? ;-)  
 
Life in Student Ministry : Why teens will leave Facebook in the next two years 9 months ago
I heard from a Youth for Christ (YFC) staff member who works in YFC's Asia-Pacific region that YFC Taiwan is using Second Life in a powerful way!  
 
testing ScribeFire (My lifestream) a year ago
testing coComment 
 
Startup Comix : #0x14 - Top Ramen, the food of kings. a year ago
If you eat Nong Shim ramen http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000PDLBBO you'll actually think that you're eating quite well. They really do taste better!  
 
Blog Content (indychristiangeeks.com blog) 2 years ago
A good model for us might be: http://ichooseindy.com Basically, it has a "stable" of contributors. 
 
Site features (indychristiangeeks.com blog) 2 years ago
I have created a cocomment group called "Indy Christian Geeks" so after you have joined cocomment, post your username so that I can "invite" you to the group because it is a "restricted" group 
 
Site features (indychristiangeeks.com blog) 2 years ago
I'm creating a coComment group for ICG 
 
Steffen Larsen (LifePie - a Lifestream application) 2 years ago
count me in as a beta tester...see my "online identity" to see how much that I've ALREADY "bought in" to lifestreaming! 
 
We’re Celebrating Our One Year Anniversary With a TyTn II Giveaway! (Gear Diary) 2 years ago
I liked: http://www.geardiary.com/2007/08/21/the-facebook-fallacy/ because I am a huge fan of Facebook. Like Jenneth, I was converted...just a little sooner! 
 
Fox Attacks Bloggers (Indy Christian .com -- Daily Internet Starting-line) 2 years ago
WHY did you post this? 
 
Peeping (lwb@sg's photostream) 2 years ago
I would have "peeped" TOO :-) 
 
Stickis Launch Party-- bub.blicio.us (familjen SMEDS) 2 years ago
Was anyone from Diigo there? 
 
AirSet - New Message (www.airset.com) 3 years ago
Please IGNORE the previous email about the newsletter...it looks like Mrs. Huff sent me the wrong version of the file. 
 
AirSet - New Message (www.airset.com) 3 years ago
Good morning! Here is this week’s newsletter. There will not be one next week due to Thanksgiving. Thanks, Jennifer Huff P.S. from Tom Ho: I had hoped that Airset had some mechanism for posting a file to the group, BUT I'm emailing it for now UNTIL I find another way to get it to you. I personally don't like to receive large attachments so that's way I'm "apologetic" about doing it this way. 
 
Wordpress test blog (Wordpress Test Blog) 3 years ago
and yet another test 
 

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