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Links on Twitter: credit cards to take on anonymity, the web to host interview transcripts, the mating rituals of ideas

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Goodbye, anonymity…hello, legal disclaimer: paper to charge $.0.99, by credit card, to comment on stories http://j.mp/bWdDba »

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