WeFollow.com: Kevin Rose creates Twitter Directory
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Would you like to buy some shares?
Really none of my business, but what is your Digg story after... 20 something hires coder off of rent-a-coder site and becomes wildly successful?
Also I'm going to be a keynote speaker at the Dutch PHP Conference in June: http://www.phpconference.nl/
Mostly working hard and getting paid very well at my day job, saving money, trying to unload my digg shares ;-)
And rent-a-coder wasn't involved in digg in any way. Nor really was elance. That's part of the mythology they dreamed up.
The beautiful part of this is that you can always go ahead and give us a new way to share news. Digg just scratched the surface.
I am always reminded of the classic Hugh McLeod cartoon: http://www.gapingvoid.com/Moveable_Type/archives/zzzzazzdggg...
Perhaps I'm in that bottom part of the pyramid, but the top section is well populated too.
Therefore it just reinforces the existing popular users and doesn't expose you to interesting and new people.
Stupid-wank-fest.
Life expectancy: one week.
btw, follow me at: http://twitter.com/i_tweet_only_with_my_friends
This obsession with large-scale followings seems rather pointless, but I do enjoy seeing other developers or interesting people.
I had a similar idea around a year back - to create a directory with links to blogs and public pages of guys "who have done it" (internet celebs and entrepreneurs).
WeFollow is cool.