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| This message will eventually include links to all the forum discussions about Steve's posts. October 2004: 03: The Strangest Secret |
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| May 2007 01: 33 Rules to Boost Your Productivity 02: 33 Rules to Boost Your Productivity - Volume 2 03: 33 Rules to Boost Your Productivity - Volume 3 09: Testing to Failure 14: Paraliminals Discount Expiring + New Genius Mind Discount 15: Confessions of an A-List Blogger 18: Las Vegas I Can Do It Conference Meetup 22: How to Prioritize 27: I Can Do It! Conference Review - Day 1 28: I Can Do It! Conference Review - Day 2 29: I Can Do It! Conference Review - Day 3 30: I Can Do It! Conference Review - Day 4 June 2007 03: StevePavlina.com FAQ 03: Copyright and Intellectual Property 04: New York Times vs. Digg - Strange New Media 06: The Truth About Piracy 06: Agloco Viewbar Released 15: Moving Day 20: How Your Mind Really Works 25: 10 Weaknesses of Human Intelligence July 2007 02: Making Time for the Important 03: How to Make Smart Decisions in Less Than 60 Seconds 09: Journaling 12: Stories from Soldiers in Iraq 13: Workshop Suggestions 17: Microtasks 18: How to Create a Personal Productivity Scaffold 25: Quality and Contribution 26: The Abundance Mindset 27: Contributing Through Your Career August 2007 04: Living in Las Vegas 06: Overclock Your Audio Learning 13: Achieving Peak Motivation 15: Life Sucks, Then You Die 17: Complaining 20: How to Stop Complaining 22: A Better Life 27: The Joy of Sadness 28: PhotoReading Discount September 2007 05: David Brooks Interview 06: Overcoming Jealousy 14: New York City Trip 14: Life on Purpose 15: New York City Trip - Update 16: Subjective Reality vs. Solipsism 17: Accuracy 18: Authenticity 19: Reaction vs. Response 20: John Assaraf Interview 20: David Schirmer Exposed 21: PhotoReading Discount Extended 2 More Weeks 22: Subjective Reality Simplified 26: StevePavlina.com Podcast #020 - Creative Self-Expression |
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| Hi Steve... Please let me say right up front that I think you are doing a great job on this site... it is extremely popular and contains many valuable links to resources. I have just read a post on your blog on voice recognition software... and being a user of voice recognition software, not out of choice but out of necessity, I want to post a comment which I thought may benefit you and other readers... but your comments were closed. Oh well... Jeanne |
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| I suppose I came to complain that making comments on blog posts was so many clicks away from the actual post... but I'm sure I just don't know all the advantages to this setup too. The reason for my complaint, if I were to give it, was simply that I like reading people's comments almost as part of the post itself. I can see why that would be undesirable though, too (so many comments would make for a huge page with huge loading time, comments detracting from the post itself, etc.) So I've revised my thoughts on this, and was just wondering: have you considered making the link at the bottom of each post point directly to the forum thread that is discussing it? I cringe as I suggest it, because that would probably be a tedious task, but ... it would be such a nice streamlining, wouldn't it? |
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