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Following numer­ous reac­tions to Twitter’s announce­ment of offi­cially mak­ing retweets a part of the Twitter sys­tem, but not retweets as we know them, my friend A.J. Wood posted to his blog a well thought out analy­sis of the retweet sys­tem might … »

Today Twitter went down at 14:00 (2 PM) Pacific for sched­uled main­te­nance. During that time, the world stopped for many Twitter users–and not just for the no-life, shut-in kind of Twitter users.

Radio inter­view in which Scott Shepard and Gene Gable spoke with guest Pariah Burke about Quark ver­sus InDesign, Twitter, design­ers in social media, and Pariah’s newest projects to inform, con­nect, and empower cre­ative professionals.

I wish I could use next gen­er­a­tion book­mark­ing, link shar­ing, and online col­lab­o­ra­tion ser­vice, Diigo, but I can’t con­nect the ser­vice to any out­side technology.

For me, Twitter is a means of gath­er­ing infor­ma­tion and con­nect­ing with peo­ple, and I would like to think that those fol­low­ing me do so with the same view of Twitter. For me, Twitter is about peo­ple, not numbers.

Surely there must be a book­mark­ing ser­vice that allows sim­ple, fast link sav­ing, and, through a prop­erly built RSS feed, sharing.

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  • I liked Pariah’s intro of himself: “I like to help people.” Distilled to the very essence of his purpose in life.
    —Jan, J.L. Carpenter Design
  • Pariah knew his stuff. He was easy going, handled the online environment naturally, and made the participants feel like he was on their team…Pariah was fun and knowledgable.
    —Andrew G.
  • Pariah’s insights into the future and recommendations for innovators, artists, authors, and small publishers to capture their market share was most useful…Skills I learned that I can apply to my job: how to troubleshoot file formats to submit ebooks directly into various devices, unique approaches of adding value to our books/services.
    —Fassil, Nyala Publishing