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Then again, I gues they don't need to, they're bloggers, not journalists, they don't need to behave professionally...
TAKE YOUR OWN ADVICE PAUL.
http://webwhois.nic.uk/cgi-bin/whois.cgi?query=...
Or search Nominet.
F@#$...you had to ruin to my supper..Now I am going to have stinking nightmares for days just thinking about your statement.
Sorry.. Lacy screwed it big time...unfortunately, she was free to make her choices but not the consequence(s).
Your opinion is fine. Express it - your instruction goes unneeded. You're a blogger at Mashable. A Blogger.
Lacy and this post something in common: their top-down mentality.
The only lingering talk is here on this post. The lingering feeling will not be suppressed however. Bad journalism from Big Media from a talented but all-too shy developer is something to 'feel' for and is the very essence of the blogosphere.
In short, dude, get a life.
Anyway, ouch! I never like to take such a defamatory tone in articles and comments. I think what Zuckerberg has done and is doing with Facebook is top-notch, despite all the bad things people have to say about Beacon, etc. I think he's determined to keep building a top-notch product, not just make a quick buck and be out--AND I think people see that!
I don't know if it will become THE platform or the adsense-killer, but from making Facebook pages public (yes, yes, I know u could do it before server-side) to beacon, and of course Facebook applications, Zuckerberg is working hard to push the envelope.
So, hey, in the end, this could just be Zuckerberg's personal journey to learning some social skills. He's gonna have to if he wants to play with the big boys. Facebook's MESSAGE needs to be communicated, I repeat, impeccably at every point. Have they even told us their "message" anyway?
SUMMARY: WHO CARES ABOUT LACEY - MARK'S STILL AN INSECURE KID
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