Fred Wilson describes why Posting, Subscribing and Tagging are the three things that blogging is all about for him. It's all part of the new read/write web (you know Richard MacManus has done a good job branding himself when you can't write read/write without thinking of him)
The Three Pillars of the Read/Write Web
+ Posted by Josh Hallett on 08.01.05 // 02:35 PM
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:-) aha, so my plan to be 'the Nike of blogs' is beginning to work...
Posted by: Richard MacManus | August 1, 2005 7:03 PM
So you employ a large group of over-worked and under-paid children in Southeast Asia to write your blog?
Posted by: Josh Hallett | August 1, 2005 7:41 PM
No, just one over-worked and under-paid blogger in New Zealand :-)
Posted by: Richard MacManus | August 1, 2005 7:46 PM