Comments on: Lifestreaming: Green Living in Real Time http://www.maxgladwell.com/2008/04/lifestreaming-green-living-in-real-time/ SoLoMo and Green Living Tue, 26 Jul 2011 15:47:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Max Gladwell Lifestream | Max Gladwell http://www.maxgladwell.com/2008/04/lifestreaming-green-living-in-real-time/comment-page-1/#comment-198 Max Gladwell Lifestream | Max Gladwell Sat, 24 May 2008 19:24:54 +0000 http://www.maxgladwell.com/?p=69#comment-198 [...] context and background, check out our first post on lifestreaming. This is the constant feed (stream) of information, links, photos, videos, thoughts, insights, [...] [...] context and background, check out our first post on lifestreaming. This is the constant feed (stream) of information, links, photos, videos, thoughts, insights, [...]

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]]> By: Meryn Stol http://www.maxgladwell.com/2008/04/lifestreaming-green-living-in-real-time/comment-page-1/#comment-68 Meryn Stol Fri, 25 Apr 2008 09:10:00 +0000 http://www.maxgladwell.com/?p=69#comment-68 I think lifestreaming is multimedia reality television for all of us. Through lifestreaming, other people, wether friends or strangers, can watch you living. As such, I think that lifestreaming is a great way to extend the reach of "leading by example". "took the bike to the mall" on twitter, for example. It can be a realtime version of No Impact Man's reports, with much less burden then writing a full article about it. I think lifestreaming is multimedia reality television for all of us. Through lifestreaming, other people, wether friends or strangers, can watch you living. As such, I think that lifestreaming is a great way to extend the reach of “leading by example”.

“took the bike to the mall” on twitter, for example.

It can be a realtime version of No Impact Man’s reports, with much less burden then writing a full article about it.

]]> By: James Bashkin http://www.maxgladwell.com/2008/04/lifestreaming-green-living-in-real-time/comment-page-1/#comment-67 James Bashkin Fri, 25 Apr 2008 07:59:04 +0000 http://www.maxgladwell.com/?p=69#comment-67 Thanks for the fascinating article. While some social networking sites have been working well for me, I've been getting frustrated at other social networking sites because I try to build a community but many people just don't reciprocate. Reditt and bloggingzoom have been particularly hard to "get going" for me. StumbleUpon, blogcatalog, gather, facebook (to some extent) & del.icio.us are examples that seem to work, in that traffic gets sent in multiple directions and people actually respond. DIGG is somewhat in between- loyal e-friends are sure to DIGG, but nothing ever takes off beyond the small sphere of established contacts. I have stopped "shouting" all of my stories just because it seems like spam if overdone. I'm not sure that I understand the differences you ascribe to Twitter, unless it is all of the extra tools available, but I have to re-read the article- it is late and I should quit for the night. I did receive your email at gather, but then gather went off line so I couldn't answer yet. I have investigated squidoo and started a number of lenses and groups, but they are also moving slowly except for the sustainability group. I've been writing quite a bit lately (for a hobby), and my empire has earned $2.43 so far, but, more importantly, there is some good discussion in the comments. BlogBurst syndication has given me extra exposure, mainly via Reuters.com, and this also brings in readers who click through to my main blogs (Nearlynothingbutnovels.blogspot.com and greenchemistry.wordpress.com). Best wishes, Jim (aka chemrat at most of the social networks) Thanks for the fascinating article. While some social networking sites have been working well for me, I’ve been getting frustrated at other social networking sites because I try to build a community but many people just don’t reciprocate. Reditt and bloggingzoom have been particularly hard to “get going” for me. StumbleUpon, blogcatalog, gather, facebook (to some extent) & del.icio.us are examples that seem to work, in that traffic gets sent in multiple directions and people actually respond. DIGG is somewhat in between- loyal e-friends are sure to DIGG, but nothing ever takes off beyond the small sphere of established contacts. I have stopped “shouting” all of my stories just because it seems like spam if overdone.

I’m not sure that I understand the differences you ascribe to Twitter, unless it is all of the extra tools available, but I have to re-read the article- it is late and I should quit for the night.

I did receive your email at gather, but then gather went off line so I couldn’t answer yet.

I have investigated squidoo and started a number of lenses and groups, but they are also moving slowly except for the sustainability group.

I’ve been writing quite a bit lately (for a hobby), and my empire has earned $2.43 so far, but, more importantly, there is some good discussion in the comments. BlogBurst syndication has given me extra exposure, mainly via Reuters.com, and this also brings in readers who click through to my main blogs (Nearlynothingbutnovels.blogspot.com and greenchemistry.wordpress.com).

Best wishes, Jim (aka chemrat at most of the social networks)

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