<![CDATA["Open Marketers for Open Source" -- just as terrible as it sounds - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA["Open Marketers for Open Source" -- just as terrible as it sounds - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA["Open Marketers for Open Source" -- just as terrible as it sounds]]> @figaro: Point taken, but a note about the Amish: I was in Glenwood Springs, Colorado this summer at the Glenwood Caverns, and there were a vacationing group of Amish. Well, they didn't get there by horse and buggy! I talked to one of the gals in the bathroom, and she was wearing makeup, nicely-done! Other than dressing in traditional Amish fashion, they behaved just like all the other tourists there.

I guess the Amish are full of surprises. :)

elvenjewel

]]> <![CDATA["Open Marketers for Open Source" -- just as terrible as it sounds]]> Since when are Amish allowed to use computers... and electricity for that matter?!

Figaro

]]> <![CDATA["Open Marketers for Open Source" -- just as terrible as it sounds]]> Why do we need yet another term for blogging, Twittering, emailing and IM'ing? Seriously, lay off the kool-aid guys. Everyone knows how to spam their friends on their latest and greatest project.

GinaMuchava

]]> <![CDATA["Open Marketers for Open Source" -- just as terrible as it sounds]]> A better personality is also a good thing...

mandarin

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