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James Robertson

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Patrick Logan 'echoes' my thoughts Posted: Jun 27, 2003 10:42 AM
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I'm not the only one thinking why bother with regards to Echo:


I did not realize what was coming with Echo when I reacted positively to Steve Gillmor's take on Microsoft and RSS a couple weeks ago. Of course when I was suggesting RSS might be supplanted over time, I did not think it would be for apparently political reasons. I certainly did not think the effort would begin any time soon.


My reaction to Echo is along the lines of many others: RSS (regardless of its many forms and politics, I mean the collective sense of "RSS") has just in the last months taken a spot in the zeitgeist. My god, it takes ages for these concepts to make their way into large corporations. And now we have to explain Echo? I'm not going to rush that one.


Can we also get 6 versions, 5 of which are similar and a sixth which is out on a plank by itself? What's the point?

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