David Sifry's musings
It?s meant to give you a place to send the requests for all of those things that you?ve wanted, but just can?t find - chances are, what you want already exists and someone else out there in the ether knows about it (or has built it!)
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The following posts link to Announcing Hoosgot: Resurrecting the Lazyweb:
"@fernand0: Necesitaría 2.0-izar una pila de papeles. lazyweb ayúdame!!.... Casualmente (y con retraso) poco después leía que se trata de un cacharrito de David Sifry, tal y como lo contaba en: Announcing Hoosgot: Resurrecting the Lazyweb, que trata de recuperar el espíritu aquél de la lazyweb con el 'hoosgot' ('quientiene'). A ver si este servicio es capaz de resistir los embates del spam y se convierte en un servicio de referencia. Funciona mediante las etiquetas que conoce"
"much slicker ways to get replies to your queries in life like the sites we listed in our Q & A Toolbox. Mr. Sifry?s name attached to this will bring it a lot of attention, but I think the time for a service such as this has long since passed. (via Sifry?s Alerts) "
" David es un tipo estupendo, que sabe un monton de la red-volución. Acabo de ver que lanza una aventura nueva. Announcing Hoosgot: Resurrecting the Lazyweb Se explica facil, si buscas algo entonces preguntas ?Quien tiene ?..?? hoosgot o ?who?s got??. Le deseo todo lo mejor. Clasificado bajo: General | "
" example. One of the smartest folk I met last year, he's not pontificating, he's just spent the weekend prototyping a top new social web thingy hoosgot(tool is a bit geeky for this helpful er...app?) and just released it today So this year - for godsakes - do something (lots of things?). And enjoy... . "
" Hoosgot a good use for hoosgot.com? David Sifry has a new site. It should be useful for information retrieval after use goes up, and the initial blog-linkings calms down. ?Hoosgot (pronounced ?Who?s Got??) is a simple way to ask who?s got what you"
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" My comment on Dave?s post about his new experiment called hoosgot.com. You can read their about page to learn more about the service, but basically it makes it really easy to ask a whole ton of people (the whole intarnets essentially) a question you are too lazy to answer yourself. Great idea. Great"
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