Comments on: Real Life Community

By: @kit

@kit — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 08:45:24 +0000

“Friends defined not by their knowledge of each other necessarily, but in the knowledge of a shared idea. A shared belief perhaps.”

That’s the beauty of riding the same tide. (n_n)
The future is insanely brilliant…

Though I must admit that the task of bringing this new age community to all will be a pretty difficult task, I am in full support of it’s endevors.

As a marketing student, interactive and on-line marketing is both exciting and mind blowing, nolonger main stream or below-the-line but a whole new category on to itself. It connects us to a global market, enriches consumer relationships and contributes to a society’s development and enlightenment as well as culture.

Kudos to that!
Cheers (n_n)

By: gregorylent

gregorylent — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 11:04:47 +0000

thanks for saving me from a bad mood …

i get so fed up with the drivel that “thought-leaders” and social media divas put out that i too often forget that there really is a new mind being revealed …

thanks …

enjoy, gregory lent

By: @themaria

@themaria — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 04:10:33 +0000

It was a pleasure meeting you and your brother. I echo your thoughts on the rich community experience that we have all been experiencing and helping create. When I was just new to NYC (just about 1.5 years ago), and didn’t know anyone, the tech / social media community embraced me with open arms. The in-person relationships have been reinforced with tools like Twitter and Facebook, as well as online Twitter conversations with online-only friends have transcended into offline, rich in-person interactions. These are exciting times we live in for sure!!

As for you personally, we can’t wait for you to come back and visit us. Until then, we get to share our lives, ideas and ideals via Twitter, Facebook, blogs, etc. (and if you ever need a couch to crash on, you are always welcome at La Casa de Maria)

-@themaria