Well, apparently it doesn’t matter what I say or think to you (well, except for the intense bitterness over something as trivial as twitter). I hope you have a truly wonderful week.

woo hoo

What amazed me about you in Sarah’s video is that you have a presence on at least twenty-four social and networking sites (to name only a few!) How do you do it?

Can you help me please to understand how this can be possible? You’re obviously a VERY busy woman! So how do you synchronize your data across these sites efficiently, so that you’re not spending a lot of time updating each one?

I’m a missionary-musician who performs in about 40 countries, and I need a way to keep in touch with my fans in a lot of different places. But a single site, like Myspace or Facebook, will not do it, because in some countries (like the Philippines, for instance) people hardly ever use MySpace or FaceBook, but almost every young person (even in the most remote of villages that might have only a single tiny internet cafe) has a “Friendster account”–so logically for me to be accessible and reachable in that part of the world I really need a “Friendster” profile (and in the Caribbean it’s “Hi5″, and on and on it goes…) BUT like you, I haven’t the time to maintain and update a lot of sites constantly. So…

How do you do it?

I’ve found thru a search in google a few new sites such as profilelinker, twitter, artistdata.com (for music artists) that claim to be able to port data across sites…but I want to know how YOU do it? Obviously you must have some real “tried in the field” experience, to maintain 24+ sites. Hope you can share your secret with me (and with all of us). Thanks so much! Keep up the good work!

Steve Kuban
http://www.friendster.com/stevekuban
PS Here’s a song for you…hope it brightens up your day!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fl43iB724WU

PS: What do you think about the announcement Thursday by MySpace(and Facebook yesterday) regarding their development to “port” data across social sites? (FYI the Myspace announcement can be found at:
http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5ibnz0YWiHcvzLi1Gk1zRPp-_28Wg

and the Facebook announcement at:
http://www.informationweek.com/news/internet/social_network/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=207601765

@DieLaughing: You pathetic little snot-nosed gutter snipe! Take your tiny little man bits and tuck them back into your diaper where they belong… lest Veronica’s army of adoring fans take you and suspend you naked over a cage of hungry dwarf hamsters… not to nibble on your sorry little gonads… but to give them a laugh that will most certainly make them feel like the relative giants that they are!

How is Casey great?

Casey McKinnon is another great for the same reasons. :D

Way to go, V! :D

It seems that “beautiful” women (by which I mean those for whom that is their primary characteristic) often have the need to dismiss others to justify themselves, and it really just digs their own social graves, as @dielaughing has also done in post 1.

Keep up the good work, ladies; the next generation of media deserves truly equal representation, and you are both excellent examples for others to follow.

Here is the worst video comment I have ever made! (The camera kept cutting out). Posting below:

I did just that… I DIED LAUGHING that you are so bitter and pathetic that you lowered yourself to such a hateful post.

…. really, it’s ok, they have support groups for people like you.

I think Veronica is amazing, and I think she is a great role model for young girls.

chomp!

Yeah, I sound like a fanboy, but I’m not. I dont stalk her on the web, I’ve posted maybe 2 comments on her blog. I just think she’s the benchmark for female tech presence on the web. Way too many pretty people that come across as nothing more than bimbo’s out there. VB not one of them

peace
mm66

Nuff Said

M

So short answer, Veronica may not be as smart as Stephen Hawkins, but who would you rather be looking at?

(Ya, that’s what I thought!)

Just because I don’t code for a living doesn’t mean I don’t know about tech. I spend every day of my life absorbed in it. Does Scoble make a living off a computer sciences degree?

Crap, I already broke the first rule of the internet.. don’t feed the trolls.

Sarah, thanks for the piece. :)