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[...] It’s a quote from Ari Paparo’s “Getting It Right” post that I learned about via Scott Berkun back in December. [...]
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[...] From Ari Paparo Dot Com: Getting it Right (via Scott Berkun). When we founded Blink.com (no link love, it’s a crappy search site now) the founders and I imagined a self-reinforcing product cycle: [...]