Hacking A Listers

Ahh, why do I fall for this stuff? Nick Carr started Dori Smith, JavaScript guru. But, yesterday I was talking with Levy Cohen, CEO of here's a Google query for an entry I wrote about Victors Coffee in Redmond, WA. For me it's better than Del.icio.us. Yesterday I learned just how much better. Mario Luna, a guy I hadn't seen since about 1990 (we went to West Valley together) called me up and said "is this the Robert Scoble who went to West Valley?" He found me on an obscure Google search, not even my name. So, thanks Google for bringing my college friends back to me. That's why I blog. Being an A lister is not a good reason to blog. Nick will find that out soon enough. Starbucks lattes are still $3. I still need to take out the trash and wash the dishes. Sigh. I love the "hack" though. Someone does it every six months. Call A listers names. That gets them emotionally involved and usually gets a link. Brilliant. Well played Nick! Add to Del.icio.us | Digg | Yahoo! My Web | Furl Bookmark Murdok: Scobleizer blog. He works as Scobleizer