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? joelaz ? fred-wilson ? browneyes ? nakano
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good points. The truth is...becoming more common place than comments or trackbacks. How...
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Hello, my name is Micah Baldwin. I like random things. But, if you want something less random, my blog Learn to Duck is a good place to start.
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Reblog Plugin For Wordpress / MoveableType
All blogs should offer a reblog feature. Fred Wilson wrote a post on Newcritics about the power of the Tumblr reblog button. You should click through and read it. I agree with Fred that reblogging is an interesting development for media sharing on the web. This comment in particular caught my attention:
You have to have a tumblog on Tumblr to be able to use the reblog button. Which limits its ubiquity and I think that should change. I hope it will.
read the rest at: — joelaz
Joe and Fred bring up good points. The truth is that reblogging is becoming more common place than comments or trackbacks. How better to share in the discussion than reblogging a post, sharing it was a new audience and add your comments to it?
To paraphrase Big Pun and Joe: Reblogging isnt comments and trackbacks but it crushes a lot.
