Comments on: Gnomedex is a Joke, Scoble is Still a Tool http://techdumpster.com/2007/08/13/gnomedex-is-a-joke-scoble-is-still-a-tool/ The Web 2.0 Repository for Bad Ideas Tue, 02 Dec 2008 12:40:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Living in First Life http://techdumpster.com/2007/08/13/gnomedex-is-a-joke-scoble-is-still-a-tool/#comment-92 Living in First Life Tue, 14 Aug 2007 18:58:28 +0000 http://techdumpster.com/2007/08/13/gnomedex-is-a-joke-scoble-is-still-a-tool/#comment-92 @ bdb / Tom I agree. We need to reduce the focus on bloggers and focus more on stupid web sites. Thanks for the feedback. @ bdb / Tom

I agree. We need to reduce the focus on bloggers and focus more on stupid web sites. Thanks for the feedback.

]]> By: bdb http://techdumpster.com/2007/08/13/gnomedex-is-a-joke-scoble-is-still-a-tool/#comment-90 bdb Tue, 14 Aug 2007 18:37:45 +0000 http://techdumpster.com/2007/08/13/gnomedex-is-a-joke-scoble-is-still-a-tool/#comment-90 I am glad I am not the only one spewing comments on an almost ghost blog, aaron. While TC's commentary continues to spiral downward with trackback-crap (at least it is separated) and "great post" w/ blog link, TC is becoming part of every tech-related blogs' SEO activities. Not that I have an issue with blog/site linking, but not without something of merit to contribute. @Jay, maybe it is because I don't know anyone that likes to talk about and knows something (follows) web technology, disruptive business concepts, and entrepreneurial opportunities? Probably, but I like what I see could happen at 'the dumpster'. Now, if only the focus on some of the A-list "blogtards" could be reduced, it would lend credence to this *place*. A references to others' opinions and some analysis contained within a single sentence would suffice. But keep it coming. -tom I am glad I am not the only one spewing comments on an almost ghost blog, aaron. While TC’s commentary continues to spiral downward with trackback-crap (at least it is separated) and “great post” w/ blog link, TC is becoming part of every tech-related blogs’ SEO activities. Not that I have an issue with blog/site linking, but not without something of merit to contribute.

@Jay, maybe it is because I don’t know anyone that likes to talk about and knows something (follows) web technology, disruptive business concepts, and entrepreneurial opportunities? Probably, but I like what I see could happen at ‘the dumpster’. Now, if only the focus on some of the A-list “blogtards” could be reduced, it would lend credence to this *place*. A references to others’ opinions and some analysis contained within a single sentence would suffice. But keep it coming.
-tom

]]> By: Aaronontheweb (AjaxNinja) http://techdumpster.com/2007/08/13/gnomedex-is-a-joke-scoble-is-still-a-tool/#comment-87 Aaronontheweb (AjaxNinja) Tue, 14 Aug 2007 16:08:50 +0000 http://techdumpster.com/2007/08/13/gnomedex-is-a-joke-scoble-is-still-a-tool/#comment-87 Thank God someone said it! Website Tagging, To-Do Lists, and Calendars do not create additional value in the world. "RSS feeds will not feed a person for a year." Brilliant. Maybe if an upstanding Web 2.0 developer wanted to help the developing world they could at least start a project towards "swarming" investors to buy commodities like rice and grain for resale in Africa. Oh wait, a single commodities trader who knows what he or she is doing can already do it better. Damn Internet. Thank God someone said it! Website Tagging, To-Do Lists, and Calendars do not create additional value in the world. “RSS feeds will not feed a person for a year.” Brilliant.

Maybe if an upstanding Web 2.0 developer wanted to help the developing world they could at least start a project towards “swarming” investors to buy commodities like rice and grain for resale in Africa. Oh wait, a single commodities trader who knows what he or she is doing can already do it better. Damn Internet.

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