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August 02, 2005
Thomas Power Weighs in on the Quantity vs Quality Pseudo Issue
Thomas Power, founder of the pioneering Ecademy (along with his wife Penny) and a true outspoken pundit of online social networking, has posted his current take the the whole quantity vs quality pseudo debate on his brand new personal blog — A Friend in Every City. For me, this has always been a complete “Non Issue” — but for those of you who still “don’t get it”, as well as those of you who do, Thomas offers yet another authoritative view on the subject —
A Friend in Every City » Blog Archive » Networking why quality emerges from quantity
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I've heard that several people have submitted comments to this blog, but for some strange reason none of them have been approved.
To find out more about ecademy...
http://ecadeblog.blogspot.com/
Blogging about the frequently bizarre underbelly of Ecademy
Posted by: Ste Andreassen at August 2, 2005 09:05 PM
To see some of the comments Thomas deemed too controversial to go on his blog (i.e. they weren't from his fawning worshippers)...
Posted by: Ste Andreassen at August 9, 2005 04:23 PM
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