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Interesting approach to web aggregation which I haven't come across before.
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As ever, Mashable settles the debate.
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http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/11/01/lets-kill-viral-its-time-for-a-new-word/
New fuel to feed our ‘what is viral?’ fire. Actually perhaps fire might be another new word that we can use to replace viral? But as we know fire wouldn’t be the right word, since viral is an effect, perhaps ‘burning’
I just commented. Given that I’ve said in the past that viral is funny, useful, controversial, clever or cool, I propose the word ‘fucccy’.