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A comment on the question "How do Faves get selected for inclusion in Topics?" in Faves.com:
Hey Mike, Great answer and I think it's a pretty good idea to use reputation-based feedback to submit content to buzz. I can't help but wonder, however, if it might make sense to help along new users and not make the site an incestuous circle of self-referrals. A lot of my content makes it to buzz because I have nearly 200 friends on Faves. I think that there should maybe be a Digg-like function of the site for people without networks to view and populate the homepages by clicking through and voting on new sites as they come in. It could provide a lot more utility to the Faves pages. Right now I see a lot junk by people who have gamed the system. – Eric Franklin, on May 05, 2008 23:35
Eric Franklin replied on April 08, 2008 20:51 to the question "Gutenberg to Kindle?" in Amazon.com:
This link talks about setting your Kindle email:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/custome...
I forgot to mention one key point. It costs 10 cents to mail attachments to your kindle. I guess that's the cost of the processing. You can actually send .docs and other files and they will get converted to readable formats. I've heard of various results converting .pdf, which is not officially supported but apparently kinda works.
Eric Franklin marked one of Scott Fleckenstein's replies in Amazon.com as useful. Scott Fleckenstein replied to the question "Gutenberg to Kindle?".
Eric Franklin replied on April 08, 2008 18:41 to the question "Gutenberg to Kindle?" in Amazon.com:
Eric Franklin shared an idea in Faves.com on April 08, 2008 18:26:
Aggregate my Social ContentI'd like to see Faves allow users to point all their feeds at Faves for publication (like at FriendFeed and SocialThing). Faves has a nice commenting system and a group of friends I already like to share with. The layout of eavh Fave could be customized for the major feeds (i.e. Flickr, Blogger, etc.).
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