February 23, 2006

quality online content experiences are best!

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4 Responses to “quality online content experiences are best!”

  1. Nick Van Amburg says:
    February 23, 2006 at 4:45 PM

    Hugh -
    I love the Gaping­void. It’s a daily des­ti­na­tion for me. Thanks to you, I’m hip to to the Clue­train and all that mar­kets as con­ver­sa­tion and dis­rup­tion good­ness. And the car­toons are genius. Which brings me to my ques­tion: I know you are ena­mo­red with your new tablet pc (impres­sive work plug­ging it, by the way) and cran­king out volume — but do you feel that your work might be losing some of it’s potency now that it’s no lon­ger ink on paper? I’ve noti­ced quite a few new car­toons, but I don’t find them to be as com­pe­lling as of late…
    Nick

  2. Hugh MacLeod says:
    February 23, 2006 at 4:53 PM

    Can’t please every­body, Nick…

  3. Kathy Sierra says:
    February 23, 2006 at 7:11 PM

    “can’t please every­body, Nick…“
    Not if you want to abso­lu­tely delight others, because I was going to say just the oppo­site. I’m loving these new ones, and it feels like you just got a big surge of ins­pi­ra­tion from your new toy. I also feel lucky that we get to be part of your new explo­ra­tions. But you’ve put up too many good ones to even know where to start com­men­ting, so I just wan­ted to say thank you ; )

  4. Kyle says:
    February 23, 2006 at 7:58 PM

    I agree with Kathy, I star­ted coming to this site when a friend rec­com­men­ded it and I love the new cartoons.