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Sunday, October 14, 2007

A-List Bloggers Gone Wild

Tags: Facebook, Dave Winer, Robert Scoble, Steven Hodson, A-List

Steven Hodson posted an article that really gave me a laugh... Steven writes about an A-List blogger who is bemoaning the fact that he’s not allowed anymore than 5,000 friends in Facebook... 5-THOUSAND? Those aren't real friends, bub. Most people can count real, true, diehard friends to the END on one hand!

Read Weekend Playtime in the Blogosphere and thank your lucky stars you're not a psycho A-lister!

Labels: Bloggers, Blogs, web 2.0

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