Thursday, January 12, 2006

Roadtrip to /VAULTSTOCK!

Next Friday, January 20th, we are inviting all early users of /Vaults to join us at our HQ to better understand our vision for consumers at /ROOT Markets and help us choose and prioritize the features we are implementing in 2006.  Included:  free food, smart folks, killer views.  And for those paying attention to our /Vaults outside of NYC and without resources to get here, we will even reimburse bus fare from within the 50 states.  (You may however be asked to perform a ridiculous rendition of "All we are saying is give Attention a chance!" or "Firefoxy Lady," so don't say we didn't warn you.)

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Extended dense abstract theoretical blog post on /ROOT Vaults as a new human data computing system to come next week...

Jan 12, 2006 7:18:31 AM

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John K

It's about $320 R/T from San Jose to NYC on Greyhound.

Posted by: John K | Thursday, January 12, 2006 at 03:47 PM

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