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Ten Questions for Seth Godin, and One for You

Cluetrain maven, social commentator, and aspiring artist, Hugh MacLeod has 10 Questions for Seth Godin -- and a cartoon to help him flog his new blook.
These bloggerati are both listed on Wordlab's blogroll, so we were very interested in their email conversation, and especially this question and answer:
7. QUESTION: I know for a fact that you inspire a lot of bloggers. Could you name a few of the bloggers who inspire you?

ANSWER: Joi Ito got me started. You challenge me regularly to rethink the limits. Tom Peters reminds me that I don't work hard enough.

I also read dozens of blogs a day, including: acleareye.com, Joel on Software, Brand Autopsy, Boingboing, Springwise, Buzzmachine, Presentation Zen, Guy Kawasaki, Kathy Sierra, Fred Wilson, Rick Segal, etc.
For some inexplicable reason, Wordlab is not on Seth Godin's list of inspirational blogs and daily reads. Maybe we're not taken seriously because Wordlab is not also a book.

We'd rather try something different to make this blog more accessible. Which brings us to this question for our readers, "Assuming you'd have some need for Wordlab printed on paper, would something like this be more useful than, say, a book of blog posts?"
Posted by abnu on Sunday, August 27, 2006 @ 10:30 AM [ + ]

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