pchaney
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writing a blog post about Plurk at the request of a friend who doesn't quite see the value. Anyone want to comment on what you see? I'll inc
🏳️🌈Teeg 🏳️⚧️
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what direction are you going with it? Value of friendships, value to blog, value of marketing, value of education,...? 
I don't think its about a who vs. who - the value in Plurk, and Plurk alone, is the conversation and relationships that you build here.
its customer service at its best and we're all the customers, willing to help one another out and make their experience that much better.
pchaney
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Teeg - As my dad would say, you're asking hard questions. What do you consider to be the spec. value propositions?
What do you consider to be the spec. value propositions?
frankmartin
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1. Easier to go deep in conversations and make them interactive
frankmartin
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2. Easier to follow conversations
frankmartin
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3. Easier to keep track of those you want to read, and those you wish to avoid
BTW, I'm linking this plurk in my blog so anything you care to share will be seen by millions...ok, thousands...ok, 100s...ok, a handful.
frankmartin
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This is "social media", and it's more social in Plurk than in Twitter - Twitter is more business like
frankmartin
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4. Time line makes it easy to find posts you wanted to keep track of
frankmartin
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Think of Twitter as a giant party and you're trying to keep track of everybody as you pass through
frankmartin
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While with Plurk, you're still at the giant party, but you can stop to have a long conversation with a friend or colleague if you wish
I recently posted something on blog about how sharing content differs, if your interested, I just posted yesterday if you are interested
pchaney
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contrapuntist - absolutely interested, plz share.
pchaney
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contrapuntist - Read your post. Awesome. Love the "
pchaney
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Shoot...hit "enter" accidentally...anyway...love the term "micro society." contrapuntist.wordpress....