Convince & Convert

JULY 20, 2012

At one point, Digg was the poster child for Social Media and Web 2.0 For me Digg was never that community for me. It wasn’t as, like, a community-enabler in the same way that Twitter and Facebook have become. What’s interesting about your saying that is community but it’s not really.

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Koka Sexton

JANUARY 1, 2009

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StumbleUpon 55

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Koka Sexton

JANUARY 1, 2009

Scientific American socialADDICT blog – Social Marketing, Web 2.0 involvement in Georgia – THE WEEK Sorta-Motivational Posters: What We Learned From The Superfriends – Part One cartoon.png (PNG Image, 512×512 pixels) 10 Notable Disfigured Comic Book Characters – Bam! 20080818_2056.png

StumbleUpon 49

StumbleUpon Flickr iPhone Social Bookmarking 49

Koka Sexton

SEPTEMBER 29, 2008

Yes, this article is to stereotyping of the geek/nerd community, is politically incorrect about it, and written at the “fifth-grade-but-I-used-spellcheck&# level. Responding to that drivel accomplishes what the poster wanted. Say web 2.0? Now, the Author is wrong for stereotyping. You are wrong for stereotyping.

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