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Opinionate: Platform that generates logical arguments for debates (opinionate.io).

The SAY 100 is a collection of authentic and knowledgeable online voices that create engaging content, drive conversation and shape opinion. At SAY Media we believe the power to shape opinion is shifting from the faceless editorial voice of mainstream media to individuals, many of whom are taking advantage of simple technology to create their own properties and build their own media brands.

"An expressions platform to share experiences, opinions and passion points Go ahead Explore, Express and discover"

Barkles is the best place for side by side debates. It's simple, just start sharing your opinions!

This is the Best Place for Strong Opinions in the World. Amen. Thanks for visiting. We're rolling out closed beta invites this week. Enter your details and we'll be in touch soon.

Say what you think. Bark your opinion. Dogfight side by side. No bulldog.

* Old news is no news: Twitter emphasizes real-time information, so information rapidly gets stale. Followers quickly get bored of even relatively fresh links seen multiple times. * Contribute to the story: To keep people interested, add an opinion, a pertinent fact or otherwise add to the conversation before hitting "send" on a retweet. * Keep it short: Twitter limits tweets to 140 characters, but followers still appreciate conciseness. Using as few characters as possible also leaves room for longer, more satisfying comments on retweets. * Limit Twitter-specific syntax: Overuse of #hashtags, @mentions and abbreviations makes tweets hard to read. But some syntax is helpful; if posing a question, adding a hashtag helps everyone follow along. * Keep it to yourself: The clichéd "sandwich" tweets about pedestrian, personal details were largely disliked. Reviewers reserved a special hatred for Foursquare location check-ins. * Provide context: Tweets that are too short leave readers unable to understand their meaning. Simply linking to a blog or photo, without giving readers a reason to click on it, was described as "lame." * Don't whine: Negative sentiments and complaints were disliked. * Be a tease: News or professional organizations that want readers to click on their links need to hook the reader, not give away all of the news in the tweet itself.

A Top 10 list of the best social aggregators on the Web to date, by ChaCha Fance. Lifestreaming & aggregation is becoming a hot topic. My own little list I put together. Nothing fancy, just my own opinion. Feel free to share your own opinion as well!

List or 10 Top Social Aggregators. (Watch for I-Frame Hacks on some of the links)

DeviantArt.com has recently launched its very own online web-application based portfolio creation service, and they even host it for you as well. Users have the choice of either signing up for a free account or a premium account. In this article I'm going to cover the free account portfolio service they offer, show you a few images of the user interface and give my honest opinion on its worth -- for better or worse.

We make you an insider wherever you go. Qs are the super social way to get bite-sized reviews and share your own opinions about the place you're at - making you a true insider wherever you go. Qs offer real-time community answers to common questions, like: Is there a long line? What's the best happy hour special? Is this place WiFi-friendly?

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"One thing we've recognised over the last several years is the user doesn't care about the company. He cares about his paycheck, his review, his incremental raises," he explained. "A lot of companies claim to have some kind of policies about user behaviour, but given the political correctness of the world, even if you have a policy that says 'Don't do this or you'll pay the piper', generally the piper doesn't get paid."

Livescribe's Pulse Smartpen has garnered excellent reviews since its release and is now making a splash into the social media waters. Will Pencasting be the next craze in online communication? Come find out.

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