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lab111: Sensation: Mario doesn’t hit the blocks with his head | haha.nu - the lifestyle blogzine

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Sensation: Mario doesn’t hit the blocks with his head | haha.nu - the lifestyle blogzine

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Mark Cuban on being ready…

Originally from Blogmaverick

Now you wait for times of uncertainty and change in your business. The time will come. It may come quickly, it may take years and years. But it will come. The…

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Writing for humans and robots - a post on SEO: http://bit.ly/bXEc0t

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My friend @andrewparker is taking a look back on his thoughts on mobile browsing - http://bit.ly/bdfJB2

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Writing for humans and robots

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One of the fundamental bits of SEO advice I give most people when talking to them is explaining the difference between the two audiences you are…

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Social Network URLs – the future of advertising?

I have been watching a lot of the Olympics and loving it.

One thing I have noticed as I watch in real time is a growing trend of brands using social network URLs instead of their own. Below are…

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I know you!

What do you do if you see someone you follow on Tumblr in the street?

I recently saw someone I follow on Tumblr on a street corner, and immediately recognized her, but realized she would a. have no idea who I was b. would probably be weirded out and c. have to go through the motions of explaining the entire situation to her\my friends.  Not a good scenario for all parties involved.

This has happened to me before but I always end up meeting the person through a mutual friend, and have some relevance to the person.  In this case there is almost no connective social group, no overlap in blogging topics, no clue about real life interests or any of that.  I think all those things are fine - but still leaves me with this conundrum.  That is a part of what makes the connective tissue of Tumblr so great.

I told my group of friends afterwards about this and they were little help as to what you should or should not do.

So, I ask you Tumblr community, what do you do if you see someone you follow in real life?

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My friend @msingleton asks Can you have algorithms as a service (AaaS)? http://bit.ly/cYkcZa

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My thoughts on why the coming Google network is a big deal http://bit.ly/dg0BoW