Comments on: Daily Links for Tuesday 28 November 2006 http://blog.cogenz.com/2006/11/28/daily-links-for-tuesday-28-november-2006/ A blog about social bookmarking from the makers of Cogenz Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:00:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: 3 skulls rpg 1.0. http://blog.cogenz.com/2006/11/28/daily-links-for-tuesday-28-november-2006/#comment-134512 3 skulls rpg 1.0. Mon, 17 Nov 2008 00:22:59 +0000 http://blog.cogenz.com/2006/11/28/daily-links-for-tuesday-28-november-2006/#comment-134512 <strong>3 skulls rpg 1.0....</strong> 3 skulls rpg 1.0.... 3 skulls rpg 1.0….

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]]> By: Tom Mandel http://blog.cogenz.com/2006/11/28/daily-links-for-tuesday-28-november-2006/#comment-1293 Tom Mandel Fri, 01 Dec 2006 02:47:00 +0000 http://blog.cogenz.com/2006/11/28/daily-links-for-tuesday-28-november-2006/#comment-1293 Hi Niall -- you cross-posted this on your writer's blog (and by the way your book looks to be very interesting and timely). As I said in the other blog, I love the fact that there's competition in the social bookmarking for the enterprise space. No market w/o competition, right? Connectbeam isn't expensive -- but I don't know your pricing, so I can't make the comparison. Why don't you list it, and we can log roll back and forth on pricing and value. Maybe even more people will take up the issue of the value of this kind of application. We do a lot more than Cogenz - good for some and maybe not for others - if that's what you mean by 'complicated.' I learned Connectbeam in about 5 minutes, but then I already had bookmarks, so I understood that gesture. And I already had a Flickr account, so i understood tagging as well. Thanks again for paying attention to us. The next year should be very enjoyable. Hi Niall — you cross-posted this on your writer’s blog (and by the way your book looks to be very interesting and timely).

As I said in the other blog, I love the fact that there’s competition in the social bookmarking for the enterprise space. No market w/o competition, right?

Connectbeam isn’t expensive — but I don’t know your pricing, so I can’t make the comparison. Why don’t you list it, and we can log roll back and forth on pricing and value. Maybe even more people will take up the issue of the value of this kind of application.

We do a lot more than Cogenz - good for some and maybe not for others - if that’s what you mean by ‘complicated.’ I learned Connectbeam in about 5 minutes, but then I already had bookmarks, so I understood that gesture. And I already had a Flickr account, so i understood tagging as well.

Thanks again for paying attention to us. The next year should be very enjoyable.

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