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Taking Back Craigslist

Is Craigslist Safe for Apartment Hunters?

by Jay O'Connell on April 29, 2009

The short answer to this question is yes.
A slightly longer answer would be, hell yes.
The third answer is, which isn’t an answer but just another comment I want to make, is that appeals to reason are a bad strategy for coping with a brand disaster. Developers often make the mistake of assuming that [...]

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This blog got it’s first pingback yesterday—an alert from Wordpress that someone had linked to RBA. I was delighted. Until I clicked the link and thought, well, I’m trying not to use the F-word. What the HECK, is what I thought.
The site was called…I won’t tell you; you don’t want to know; it was an [...]

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What Craig Believes…

by Jay O'Connell on January 19, 2009

Craig Newmark, in his interview for the NPR radio essay series “This I believe,” testifies on the the decency of the human race. Having created a user populated web-site classified service that largely runs by itself, he testifies on the trustworthiness of the species. With one notable exception.
Big city apartment rental agents.

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