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• 1 Erik Giberti // Jun 11, 2008 at 1:22 pm

  Thanks for posting these. Your presentations were great.

• 2 Tom Crowl // Jun 14, 2008 at 3:43 am

  Mr. Chanezon (and soon, I hope, Patrick!)

  Your enthusiasm is infectious and a wonderful disease to catch!

  Thank you for the chance to speak to you briefly before your presentation. I had to leave for appointments but would like to continue the dialog.

  Chagora (or perhaps, someday GoogleCitizen!) I believe encompasses key but not yet realized potentialities of online social networking.

  see http://CulturalEngineer.blogspot.com

  I believe you understand that without meaningful functionality for people in their daily lives the long-term attractiveness for Users may fade. And I believe there is evidence for this already.

  We are commencing construction of a key element for closed beta testing.

  We are convinced that this is a much bigger deal than most concepts you run across and I would like the opportunity to discuss with suitable people at Google.

  I’m a long-time Google fan. My new investor also likes Google but being more of a “techie” than I says Microsoft also has some standard their pushing which should be considered. And that this could also coincide with Microsoft strategic goals.

  Please, I’m just trying to get this built for very important civic purposes… and, of course, so I do not end up living under a bridge!

  I’m actually one of those “little people” I’m trying to empower with Chagora and things are getting tight. I’m a first time entrepreneur and at 58 years old have to have some concern that since up to now this has been a one-man-show, I need to reach out wherever I can. I’ve spent pretty much all my money on pursuing this dream and without health insurance, car insurance, pension or large credentials or history for “normal” jobs… have my eggs rather concentrated in a very valuable basket. But, unfortunately, the eggs haven’t quite hatched yet…

  A final note: while the micro-transaction is a hot area, methods being looked at will not be legal for political or cause-based contribution (at least in the U.S.). My pending patent covers this area as well as others.

  And I believe that when that capability is combined with charity functions and certain live elements it forms a very attractive hub for all parties.

  Thanks for listening and I hope to hear from you and Google!

  Regards,
  Tom Crowl (CulturalEngineer)

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