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6 Jun 2006

Mark Fletcher is leaving Bloglines because he’s "a startup guy" and Bloglines is now corporate.

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Yoz
June 6, 2006 10:34 AM

Heard him speak once - interesting guy, definitely someone with a lot to teach. Being a techie, I was fascinated by his total avoidance of RDBMSes in the systems he builds. Bloglines may have a bunch of problems, but speed isn't one of them.

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