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Brad Wilson

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Brad Wilson is CTO of OneVoyce, Inc.
Taking a Stand on (n)Echo Posted: Jul 10, 2003 7:01 AM
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After reading tripe like this, this just hardens my resolve to divorce myself from anything and anybody in the Cult of Winer. I can only hope Scoble makes it out with his soul intact.

I don't have $10,000 to bribe people with, so I guess I'll just have to put my blog on the line instead. Six months after whatever (n)Echo is to become is released, I will hereby cease to provide ANY form of RSS. If the aggregators have widespread support before 6 months, then I'll pull it earlier. Given the pace of aggregator technology adoption and the active involvement of some of the aggregator authors in the (n)Echo process, I expect they won't need anything near 6 months by the time the spec is released.

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