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Kiss Your “RSS” Goodbye! Ok, so I’m hosting “The World’s Best IRL Meetup ” for VREBC (Virtual REBarCamp ) yesterday in Costa Mesa w/ The talented Ms. Stacey Harmon (and a Cameo appearance by Everyone’s Tech Guy, Loren Nason ) when during a break in the action a fantastic, intuitive, spontaneous discussion breaks out! (that’s why we do the IRL Meetups for VREBC, so people can talk to other people, instead of “Vegetating” in front of their laptop in Jammies!, but I digress)…so anyway, Stacey answers the very real question from one of our attending Realtors, Jerry Reed of First Team Real Estate…”How the hell am I supposed to have the time to read all the damn blog posts in my stinkin Google Reader?!” (ok, so I spiced it up a bit)…Then the “PEARL” comes wafting from her lips… “I don’t even use a Reader anymore, every time there is a really good post, somewhere in the REnet world, someone in my Twitter Follwers “Tweets” about it! Then, OMG…wait for it….Another (highly intelligent) Attendee, Paul Mobley, MBA -CEO | Broker of Infinite ROI, Inc., “Blurts” out…wait for it again…lol…OMG …”Kinda like a “Human Aggregator” huh??? PEARL #2….OMG! “Human Aggregator” I LOVE it! So look….

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