Start your week off on the right foot with memorable links into the world of tech and beyond.  For more observations, links and insight follow @Tech_Blend on @Twitter .

The train that never stops at a station – Excellent concept, watch the video on You Tube here.

Why Google can’t out-open Facebook with XAuth - Why should Google be so worried about Facebook? It really boils down to an obvious truth. Facebook is about people, and Google is about the algorithm.

Adobe CEO: Flash coming to Android, WebOS and BlackBerry ’smartphones and tablets’ in 2H 2010 – The blog of Adobe’s Lee Brimelow gives us a likely reason for the delay: Flash Player 10.1 for Android has just entered private beta, as has AIR 2.0, with public betas on the way.

Making AJAX Applications Crawlable – Google code always has interesting information, this one’s great for Ajax developers.

Facebook will this week launch ads based on user’s browser history – Useful hint as to what we might be hearing about at the f8 conference.

Google’s unorthodox press release raises questions - Google’s short statement wasn’t the only surprise on Thursday. Eric Schmidt, its chief executive, did not appear on the conference call with media and analysts, disappointing those looking for guidance from the top.

Innovation in emerging markets: The world turned upside down – Cheap hands rivals rich countries in innovation.

Chatroulette Founder: All Your Chats Are Belong To Me – Founder Andey wants his users to stay and chat on his app, rather than taking it to Facebook.  Read more on what this boy genius is going to do with all the VC money he’s raised.

Twitter’s “Public Interest Graph” – John Battelle’s thoughts on f8, and the very powerful Google Concept – the public interest graph.

Bonus .. (Updated 12:52 / 24 hr display +5 GMT)

XAuth: The Open Web Fires a Shot Against Facebook Connect - this is like facebook connect but for every other social network.  Twitter and Facebook opt out of the consortium of companies including Google, Meebo, MySpace, and Yahoo.

The truth about Mac malware. It’s a joke - I have a new hobby. It’s slightly geeky but it shouldn’t take up too much of my time I have discovered. I like to catalogue Apple Mac malware.

2007 TechCrunch 40: Where Are They Now? – Cool info-graphic with stats on the Original Techcrunch 40 Startups.  Some included: Mint; Flock; Zobni; DocStoc.

By now everyone in the twitter ecosystem has heard about @Chirp , the first developer conference of it’s kind in Twitter’s history.  If you’re looking to catch up with what’s going on  you can watch the conference on Justin Tv here.

Here’s a screen of the backchannel; is that the first reference to promoted tweets anyone has seen?

We’ve all heard of the speakers in some form or the other, but let’s quickly focus on @JohnBattelle and @RSarver ; only because the information and how they related to the ecosystem interested me the most.

Battelle says the first tweet ever was by @Jack - “I’m setting up Twitter”, and has been consulting twitter on an ongoing basis; he keeps asking the company a very important question: “What’s your business model?” With and ad platform coming we see glimmers of hope for the young company, but only if they get it right this time.   Facebook has.

Of course the skeptics have their own voice, and others like @Loic have already taken measures to ensure their growth and survival.  @scobleizer talks about this directly over on his blog.

If you talk with Loic Le Meur, CEO of Seesmic, he tells a story of feeling squeezed, just like a batch of carbon. Squeezed by the press, like Techcrunch, who said that Le Meur is in denial of the storm brewing over the Twitter ecosystem after Twitter announced it will compete with the client partners it so famously enabled..

Update:  Interestingly in a newer post  “Developers: how will we all get along with Twitter’s annotation feature?” he goes on to tell us what he’s learned.

The most important speaker to listen to for developers was Ryan Sarver, he certainly gave us alot to think about as he confidently spoke on the future of the Twitter API.

Watch live video from Twitter Chirp Conference on Justin.tv

Key Notes on Ryan Sarver’s presentation:

• 100,000 applications now registered with Twitter.
• Meta Data and Annotations:  Which by far is the most interesting aspect of Ryan’s presentation.  What’s exciting is you can annotate and add any arbitrary meta-data to every tweet that comes into the system; this new feature has it’s downside, read what the fuss is all about.
• The success of Co-Tweet and how the saw a need, focused on the audience and fundamentally changed the way businesses interect with their customers.
• Enabling innovation to developers, reducing friction and increasing certainly and reliability for developers on the API level.   Developer Happiness.
• Deriving more context and relevancy in tweets.
• User Streams:   Power of real-time streams relevant to users.  No more rate limits, polling, managing data.  Includes social graph, direct messages and ReTweets and favorites.  Adding linkage and threads between one tweet to the other.  Like Twit Toaster did when visualizing threaded discussions & of course location.
• Firehose:  Letting everyone from small to large sized funded companies benefit from the stream.
• Developer Happiness.
• Managing larger work-flows in bigger teams of individual companies.

The birth of dev.twitter.com and Anywhere

It’s Alive!

Live code and examples are already running from the API within the well constructed documents.  If you’re running the Thesis Theme you can already find a way of integrating anywhere.

What else is happening surrounding the ecosystem?

Loads of bloggers and companies are talking about the developer conference and making their contributions.   Let’s take a quick look to see what’s going on.

1. Twitter’s Entire Archive Headed to the Library of Congress
2. Twitter Adds New Terms of Service to Its Developer Platform

   Twitter Adds New Terms of Service to Its Developer Platform

3. Replay it: Google search across the Twitter archive
4. The Seesmic Squeeze: how a company responds to market changes in Twitter’s ecosystem
5. Sorry Bit.ly, Twitter Confirms It Will Launch Its Own Link Shortener

The question(s) still looms resounding in like minds across the world wide web.  Will Twitter be able to lock their developers and business model down, or will this sudden change in the ecosystem affect this innovative company?

Personally I think by remaining agile and trying to understanding the road map (which is still unclear) will enable companies steer themselves in the right direction.

What’s more important is for entrepreneurs to define their leadership and start thinking of sustainable business models for the future.  Aaron Gotwalt admits that he’s not a business analysts, and so he pulled together a team of advisors and investors to get positive feedback and funding.

He says:

With this collective brainpower and to be able to pilot a company to make money is a really tricky thing.

Ask yourself this question, “Do my followers / friends add value to my network on a day to day basis?” Hmmmmmmm. I’ve been through the motions and i can tell you from experience that chances are apart from your friends, they probably don’t.

For example I have roughly 23k followers. Wow right? WRONG. Out of those 23k followers i would only interact with about 300-500 of them on any given day (which includes other peoples RTs’ as well).

For me this is good news and its exactly when I started seeking for newer people that add more value to me and my network.   (Thats not to say i won’t be there for my present followers and friends, but adding a new dimension wouldn’t hurt). Out of all the recycled content we see everyday, I’ve realized that i wanted something more fruitful and meaningful with my daily twitter routine.

What makes it worse is that there is only that much quality content out there, and chances are I’ve already seen it. After all tweeting ahead of the Western World has its pros and cons.

Ok enough about me here, lets take some simple steps to help you add more value.

1. Follow 1 person for every 10 who you follow.
2. Tweet Less, concentrate on blogging and/or reaching your target audience in different ways.
3. Do simple background checks of your new followers, see what they are interested in – do they match your description?
4. Formulate a simple strategy, see if it works and if it does stick to it.
5. Define yourself and be as exact as you can on your Twitter Profile so that others can clearly see what you bring to the table.
6. Follow lists curated by the best on Twitter.  This is the best way to find interesting people without having to digg too deep.  Try Robert Scoble’s if you’re into tech or head over to listorious.
7. Start reading the articles you tweet not just the titles and descriptions.
8. Don’t be fooled by people with alot of followers.  What you should look for is the follower/following ratios.  Just because some people have alot of followers doesn’t mean that they will add value to you.
9. Don’t be afraid to ask questions to people you respect or admire, even if they don’t get back to you.
10. Stick to it, be consistent with your approach and strategy.  The value will surely follow.
11. Be opinionated.

Try the above steps out, I really feel that they will help you out.  At the end of the day if you feel you add value to others then you deserve the same in return, but its up to you to filter it out.  One things for sure and thats Twitter is changing, for the better.  Go ahead and evolve with the system, Good Luck!!

UPDATE: Dharmesh updates Grader every month and things are pretty much back to normal now. Before i wrote this post I was under the impression that the whole algorithm changed.

Sometime over the weekend Twitter Grader changed up their algorithm for ranking their top Twitter Users.   Most of the top users out there that we all know and are fond of (ChrisBrogan, Zaibatsu, BuzzEdition, Scobleizer, GuyKawasaki, etc etc) cannot be found on the Top 100 users list and their grades have bumped down drastically.

A tweet from Grader and Dharmesh himself addresses the change in algorithm:

Just released a *massive* update to the Twitter Grader algorithm.http://twitter.grader.com – Ranks will be erratic for a bit.

My personal grade has suffered drastically and keeps on decreasing! LOL (speaking of erratic!).   I am an advocate of change but can’t help thinking to myself how this will affect so many power users out there who regularly check their grades and compare with others?

Twitter sure seems to be changing, first with lists (and that war is just beginning) and now with this new algorithm that no one really knows much about.  It’ll be interesting to see whats next in their bag of tricks!!

This is a real quick and dirty post. I love twitter and wanted to quickly share my thoughts on the Twitter application, its beauty, reliability and performance. Note: This isn’t a Dig on third party apps, just an honest opinion to my approach.

You might be thinking why would you want to make it harder on yourself? Wouldn’t it be easier to RT people you have grouped and how do you remember all your cool friends? Well that all depends on perspective and I’d like to share my strategy with you guys in a follow up post.

1. Updated Follower UI Design Feature

Today Twitter updated its follower User Interface feature. My personal perspective is: (1) This feature is widely used and should stand out amongst the rest (apart from the updating!) (2) Twitter would like more people to come directly to their application, and they do but many people opt out and go for a third party app.

One thing i find remarkable about the engineers at twitter, is that they sure know how to keep things simple. I love that as I myself eschew complex approaches to simple solutions. I’ve seen so many sites with a toggle like feature (list to expanded), however twitters solution is pristine!

2. Performance and Reliability of the Twitter App:

Very simple concept here. The TRADITIONAL WEB is the most reliable and combined with AJAX its extremely powerful. I’ve used tweetdeck, I do admire the amazing app however it takes longer for the tweet to appear. With Twitter (the app itself) you hit the update button and 99/100 times it’ll get updated into the stream! Now thats impressive!

When i first started tweeting, I met a really cool Social media maven @doshdosh who brought this to my attention. Since then I haven’t looked back. Thanks Maki!!

3. Favorite Tweets

I read an article a while back stating that most users don’t favorite their tweets. It further stated that the one region that does favorite their tweets are the Japanese, and you gotta love their thought-process for that!! For some time now i have been adding all the cool tweets to my favorites, and think you should too. There have been so many times i have seen tweeters asking other tweeters to find that one tweet that they are desperately looking for. *So be clever, fave yours and others cool stuff for future reference.

All in all, my personal opinion highly favors that of the Traditional Twitter Application itself (even though i am a big lover of grids and columns). The engineers over at twitter sure have done a remarkable job with the application and i feel we should appreciate their work and effort.

One of the coolest, kindest talkative and responsive people i have come to know on Twitter are those of a beautiful Region called Scandinavia. Not only are they genetically superior, tall handsome and lovely these people are probably one of the most intelligent and hard working humans in the world.

Innovators, designers, programmers, sportsmen you name it Scandinavia has got it. This is a nation which should not be overlooked, on Twitter or anywhere else. The love and support I have received from them outweighs all of the others, and i appreciate that!

Ok so before i get into the post let me just give you a brief intro on the region as written on the Wikipedia:

Scandinavia is a historical and geographical region in northern Europe that includes, and is named after, the Scandinavian Peninsula. It consists of the kingdoms of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark; some authorities argue for the inclusion of Finland and Iceland., In Scandinavia the term is, however, used unambiguously for Denmark, Norway and Sweden, which share a mutually intelligible language (a dialect continuum), ethnic composition and have close cultural and historic bonds, to a degree that Scandinavians may be considered one people.

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Norwegian Tweeters

I am not listing any and every Scandinavian, just the ones I feel add the most value! You can find some other Norwegians below:
http://twitter.com/tropicthink
http://twitter.com/astridmeland
http://twitter.com/yojibee

http://twitter.com/mrmadsen
http://twitter.com/ragnartornquist

Or see the whole list –> http://bit.ly/XCoJF

Swedish Tweeters

Other Tweeters from Sweden:
http://twitter.com/dabitch
http://twitter.com/sebastianj
http://twitter.com/adamalsing
http://twitter.com/eztv_it

http://twitter.com/LindaStanford
http://twitter.com/deeped

OR see the whole list —> http://bit.ly/8Ytcc

Danish Tweeters

Find more Danish Tweeters here:
http://twitter.com/Heilemann
http://twitter.com/wuestenigel
http://twitter.com/karinhoegh
http://twitter.com/markhallcc

http://twitter.com/kingoftraffic

Or see the whole list –> http://bit.ly/wVPuo

Comments are welcome, and if i missed anyone out that you think deserves it, prolly cuz its late and i’m tired. Enjoy connecting and tweeting with these very great and kind people!

I’ve been a reader of the Time for quite some time now and so happy that Twitter has made it to the front cover. Congratulations to Ev Williams and Biz Stone the brains behind the platform many of us have grown to love and use in our everyday lives.

If you don’t subscribe to Time you can read the Front Page story here online if you want –> “How Twitter will change the way we live.” Taking a look at the cover page you will see that the concept of Twitter (web 2.0 technology) is clearly digitalized, effectively portraying a fresh perspective of what Twitter and its 140 character updates can offer you.

Indeed not everyone comes to Twitter for the same reason, but the universal concept of “abundance” in every form is what brings us all together in this powerful web 2.0 social media micro-blogging application.

We all love to engage each other in short conversations, share links and ideas, promote ourselves or brands but most of all we learn from each other. One universal fact remains and thats learning from each others sharing, learning from different people and what they have to say.

One of the founders of Twitter tweets about significant politicians using twitter to learn and spread their voice.

Or how about this woman who is clearly excited about how the platform can change her way of living through learning and sharing.

Point is that if you aren’t using Twitter then you should! It takes only 1 minute or so to Sign Up and add some followers. So start observing and learning how twitter can change your life today!!

Here are some quick links to get you familiar with Twitter. For the more curious individual please check out some of the statistical links also.
Twitter Bible: Everything you need to know about Twitter.
Top 250 People that are the Coolest, Most Influential or Neatest on Twitter.
Top 25 Social Networking Sites
Twitter Now Growing at a Staggering 1,382 Percent
Time Article: How Twitter Will Change the Way We Live by Steve B. Johnson

If you particularly enjoy Time as much as me and want to spend a Sunday enjoying a really cool *free AIR application (Celebrating Time 100) you can download it from here.

A good look at the amount of resources available at your fingertips on this exciting micro-blogging plaftorm – twitter!

1. New WordPress Plugin at Yoast: Plugin Downloads: http://cli.gs/5WhVQA
2. Browser Battle: Nine Browsers of Today and Tomorrow Compared http://preview.tinyurl.com/dh9o3x
3. Cartoon Websites and Characters http://bit.ly/ZEyRd
4. 10 Icon Design tutorials – 10 Icon Design tutorials – http://bit.ly/12a6p0
5. 40+ Hand-picked Photoshop Icon Designs [Photoshop Tutorials] – http://bit.ly/15zDOY
6. Push Your Web Design Into The Future With CSS3 – http://bit.ly/w50kR
7. Powerful CSS-Techniques For Effective Coding – http://bit.ly/4e1D
8. Free Easter Bunny Icon Set. Beautiful! http://is.gd/mgxV
9. New from TwiTip: Welcome to the Hive Mind; Learn How to Search Twitter http://tinyurl.com/byrad4
10. The 5 Best Free File #Hosting Services To #Store Your #Files! http://tr.im/h08B
11. oomi. A to do list application. http://post.ly/6ZN
12. TwiTip #Twitter – Welcome to the Hive Mind; Learn How to Search Twitter http://bit.ly/dSfyO
13. Twitter Gaming & How It’s Costing Everyone http://tr.im/h08O
14. Great story on Twitter “140 Characters » On Nightline” http://tinyurl.com/cy2vf5
15. Turn Twitter Followers Into Twitter Friends. http://bit.ly/gQpph
16. Fontleech: The best free fonts on the web. http://post.ly/6Wm TypeJunkies
17. think simple act simple (dot) com *cool folio http://ping.fm/RSCLg
18. AlFerrettiSmokin website traffic from twitter http://is.gd/mbhb
19. DesignCharts // Weekly Top 40 Website Design Charts http://post.ly/6P4 WebJunkies
20. Trailer for that movie you wish you’d never gotten suckered into seeing: http://is.gd/mfY7 #ifa
21. DIGG – How to Use Tweetdeck: The Ultimate Twitter Client: A great guide to TweetDeck. Includes strategie.. http://tinyurl.com/buwuo3
22. Better ways to writing JavaScript – http://bit.ly/ma22z
23. Work mode on! – Rascal Flatts – What Hurts The Most ♫ http://blip.fm/~2qnpy
24. Twenty great sex quotes http://ow.ly/HIe
25. Get a lot of new followers today? Easily manage following back with http://tweepler.com
    *It’s a life saver!!
26. 14 Most Useful Web Design Cheat Sheets | Web Design Ledger http://ow.ly/Han
27. 5 Reasons the New-Look Facebook Could Sink Twitter http://ow.ly/H9N
28. 15 Useful Twitter Hacks and Plug-Ins For WordPress http://ow.ly/Ham
29. 50 Stunning Photoshop Text Effect Tutorials http://ow.ly/Hal
30. You down with PHP?! Ya you know me. Who’s down with PHP?! All the… http://ow.ly/H86
31. 8 Ways to Connect and Get off the Entrepreneurial Island http://bit.ly/kZ8Y
32. Simon Pegg just isn’t funny when he’s not in a British film with English actors. I think he peaked in ‘Spaced’. http://bit.ly/18hGIE
33. Measure your twitter infuence: http://tinyurl.com/4qptcl
34. witter To Start Serving Local News To Users? http://twurl.nl/80f5hl
35. The Moral Collapse Of America: Financial Collapse: 31 Million Americans Are Now On Foodstamps http://ow.ly/H7H
36. Open Question : Is it ‘improper’ of me to have this image in my folio of a egytpian child without proper authority? http://is.gd/mgHt
37. “When choosing between two evils, I always like to try the one I’ve never tried before.” – Mae West http://ow.ly/HPp
38. Protect your PC without antivirus !! Sandboxie http://is.gd/meUF
39. Long-Lost Celebrity Twins http://is.gd/mcmX (Paris Hilton’s twin at #10 sure rocks all)
40. If browsers were women http://is.gd/lxYu LOL
41. Study finds that optimistic women live longer http://tweet.alltop.com/djyy Also see http://health.alltop.com
42. Red Hot: 20 Inspirational Red Websites http://tinyurl.com/9dro2n
43. @Scobleizer: Liked “10 Things That Would Make the Internet a Better Place” http://ff.im/1o5DK
44. 40 Beautiful Examples of Vintage and Retro in Web Design http://is.gd/meca
45. Interesting factoids: Twitter provides Alltop 1/4 as much traffic as Google organic, but 10x more than Facebook.
46. New QuickTime Player, Cocoa Desktop in latest Snow Leopard Beta http://is.gd/m8fH
47. BackTweets Searches What Twitter Can’t http://tinyurl.com/bbcs5v
48. Why iPhone users won’t flock to the Palm Pre come June http://is.gd/m8Pz
49. 100 Greatest People http://bit.ly/OmYcl
50. A Brief Guide to the Beat Poets http://tweet.alltop.com/djwb Also see http://poetry.alltop.com
51. PCWorld says YouTube Wants to Kill MTV Once and For All http://is.gd/lW6E
52. Javascript Dock Carousel Using Mootools (Part 1) – http://bit.ly/7uwF
53. Create SEO friendly Text Images Headers – http://bit.ly/kKWFI
54. Firefox Has Got a 100% Market Share…In Antarctica! – http://tinyurl.com/acw3y8
55. Reading: Why Is Her Paycheck Smaller? http://is.gd/lwHO
56. 50 Powerful Plugins and Filters to Supercharge Your Photoshop – http://bit.ly/rWux1
57. Image to polaroid collage – http://bit.ly/Hast
58. Learn about scaling applications and Web Services: http://www.highscalability.com
59. The return of the Web 2.0 Blog and the latest: A Web 2.0 book, Enterprise 2.0, The New New Internet, and much more http://bit.ly/B2uDe
60. 25 Excellent And Useful Adobe AIR Tutorials & Resources! – http://tinyurl.com/c64ahh
61. The Top 15 Most Influential Web 2.0 Sites – http://bit.ly/2kH5d7
62. What You Must Know About jQuery UI 1.7 – http://bit.ly/6sdIp
63. To Follow or not to Follow: Great Article: http://bit.ly/AccgH #twitterhelp #newbie
64. Using PayPal’s Instant Payment Notification with PHP – http://bit.ly/txOWq
65. Speeding Up Your Website: Optimizing Images – http://bit.ly/HNzGS
66. 40+ Cool and Creative Pepsi Advertisements – http://bit.ly/13XMLW
67. Websites We Visit: How They Look Like 10 Years Ago – http://bit.ly/15ABO3
68. Twitter CEO Evan Williams: at the end this interview for Spiegel Online: the possibility of serving local news to users http://rurl.org/1emi
69. 10 Useful RSS-Tricks and Hacks For WordPress http://post.ly/6aA SocialMediaJunkies
70. A New Definition for SEO: SEO = RESULTS! http://bit.ly/ODlyX
71. Amazon markets using Twitter http://is.gd/mgVO
72. Liked “Aside from working FB parties at Pangaea I found SXSW terribly boring. Too many morons promoting their…” http://ff.im/1o6xa
73. Liked “Great write-up by Amit Agarwal about last week’s Search Masters conference in India: http://bit.ly/THPDw” http://ff.im/1nyeF
74. Track earthquake reports on Twitter search: http://tinyurl.com/67sjuo
75. Designing Your Own Pixelfonts – http://bit.ly/15uEGa
76. How To Create a Flash XML Slideshow Player – http://bit.ly/E0XGD
77. Rapper Coolio facing drug charge http://tinyurl.com/aknrf3
78. Is Good Design Replicable? http://bit.ly/12R27
79. Social Media Is Like a Buffet Table: Making Your First Plate -Then Going Back for More http://bit.ly/V9JVs
80. Another Twitter Hack in the Wild – Adult Webcam Site Sends Spam Messages http://bit.ly/199Afw
81. Children Seriously Affected When Parent Suffers From Depression http://bit.ly/1539Nu
82. OC woman turns 107. Just a life full of love, golf, meatloaf, mashed potatoes and gravy & screwdrivers. http://twurl.nl/3xmuxh
83. WebUI’s: Are They Worth the Trouble? http://tinyurl.com/cryalr
84. Anger at work ‘good for career’ http://tinyurl.com/clpbr2
85. “I think there’s always going to be haters. But it might eliminate some of them.” – Lional Dalton http://ow.ly/HTJ
86. Sky CSS Tool http://tinyurl.com/aax3du
87. Cutest thing I’ve seen all day.. a comic version of World War 2: http://is.gd/lElT
88. Wow @sjamesu has created Rucksack, a Backpack-a-like in Rails (open source too). Check it out: http://github.com/jamesu/rucksack
89. http://bit.ly/44eixB – Shocked to find Birmingham mentioned amongst all that high tech Japanese stuff, way to go B’ham!
90. Checked in at SAS Radisson in Leeds. Very nice! #thinkvisibility http://twitpic.com/1wkfq
91. Welcome to the Hive Mind; Learn How to Search Twitter http://twurl.nl/iz0aw4
92. 56% of Americans are socialist-commie-Marxist-Maoists http://tinyurl.com/dgq7fl
93. Vertical Centering With #CSS http://bit.ly/11yKdX
94. Installing the ADT plugin for Eclipse Ganymede Android Development http://bit.ly/TjtEs
95. How to Be Jason Bourne: Multiple Passports, Swiss Banking, and Crossing Borders http://tinyurl.com/ckt9ee
96. Measuring What Really Works on Twitter: Post Timing and Headlines http://tinyurl.com/cmjnxg
97. How twitter can help at work! http://tinyurl.com/3ow59o
98. Top 10 Twitter Tips for Beginners http://tinyurl.com/ddo3wn
99. Whatcha Doing? Twitter, Other Status Tools on Rise http://tinyurl.com/bgo7sm
100. Six Ways to Make Twitter Useful http://tinyurl.com/cowjc9
101. How to Use Twitter Without Twitter Owning You – 5 Tips http://tinyurl.com/dx2l7h

Many thanks to all those who helped me get twitter => @dollars5 @Minervity @iamkhayyam @debasispradhan #followfriday @scobleizer @imjustcreative and many more…