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Honest question. Not trying to be either a) funny or b) sarcastic.
do you ever sleep? Every time there's something new on techmeme I see your site up there #1.
On top of your day job, how do you keep up?
As exciting as this sounds, it remains to be seen how Myspace and Facebook will react, especially with Facebook sitting on truckloads of new cash and a sky high valuation.
More important is how users fit in. Developers like to think users follow them, but I think developers follow users.
My gut reaction says that Google will have trouble unless Facebook or Myspace jumps on board, and I predict they will not.
The question is, will this provide something the user needs? Or just make it easier for widget developers? I can see it going either way.