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Thanks Pete. Yes, the quantity is remarkable, probably b/c we make it so easy to ask and answer, and it's of course free. Most Q&A sites either make it relatively difficult to ask or answer, are pay-per-answer, or both, and have less activity as a consquence. Compared to sites like Google Answers, which gets only a couple hundred Qs and As per day, we think Wondir's numbers say it all, especially when you consider the relative size of our company.
Nice to know I'm not the the only one that read the NYT piece on Q&A sites, including Wondir, this week :)
Link: Nice, just tried it. Thanks for the heads up, Jeff. The only video engine I've used is Google Video, which is an entirely different animal. Looks like it's indexing fast, perhaps within minutes of the video going live. Solid.
Google Unifying Logins - iBLOGthere4iM Interesting development, as merger and acquisition mania may soon let the big players- Google, Yahoo, MSN (already trying w/ Passport) participate in the identity-movement (watered-down version known as the "single sign-on movememt"). Not nearly as good as having a single identity for ALL web properties, but better than having different logins for all Google properties, all Yahoo properites, etc. It's a start. Still like to see Sxip or the other identity players take this all the way home...
Life as a Wondir staff member :)
... to make sure Billy's new blog is getting readily and relevantly found in Technorati's new Blog Finder engine, here is a horde of relevant tags...
Technorati tags: question, answer, questions, answers, advice, Q&A, advisor community reference Wondir
pc4media: Join the Revolution.... This looks like a very good move, Pete.
For anyone unfamiliar with WhizSpark, it's a robust event-building and promotion platform run by one of the most tuned-in Web 2.0-minded guys on the Web- Pete Caputa.
Check it out and the counterpart blog. Bondhunter is one of the top answerers at Wondir, ranked #2 overall, out of over 150,000 members. He's answered over 25,000 questions. Not bad.
Jeff on Google BlogSearch As he points out, it seems the title field is key. In a way, it looks like you can use keywords in the title field to quasi-tag your post for inclusion in Google BlogSearch. Not sure they look at other tags.
Here's Zeev's post on the launch of QTSaver beta. It's a cool microcontent engine that's well worth a spin.
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