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FQDN change to hints.macworld.com
Ok, would you continue to add to Wikipedia if they changed their URL to wiki.google.com? Or would you take that change as a sign that Google might have the intention to make changes to Wikipedia that go beyond a URL change? Like integrating the contents into some of its offerings? Edited on Aug 21, '10 12:58:18PM by hamarkus
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I don't really care what the site is called. Well, ok, if they redomained it as HotXXXMacAdvice.com I might get a little perturbed... And I don't really care who runs the site as long as (a) the site runs well, and (b) I don't get the sense I'm being used as slave labor. I don't much mind endorsing McWerld (or gügle if it came to that) - if they want to foot the bill for the site without expressly trying to make a profit off of me, I think that's fair enough.
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Yeah, I think Geeklog's days are numbered. It would be nice to have something with a decent search, and where we could integrate the user database with the forum's, so people don't have to register twice any more. |
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