Comments on: Freedbacking

By: jkOnTheRun: Smartphones

jkOnTheRun: Smartphones — Sun, 21 Sep 2008 06:29:10 +0000

[...] I wrote this before I read this. Chris, does this count as Freedbacking? If not, here’s some "freedback" for Verizon [...]

By: the ADMIN pages » Another tiny Blackboard problem

the ADMIN pages » Another tiny Blackboard problem — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 04:02:15 +0000

[...] Just a little bit more freedbacking for the Blackboard dev team. After all, the Podcast tool is a beta product. [...]

By: Kishore Balakrishnan’s Blog » Blog Archive » hobbies and interests

Fri, 05 Jan 2007 22:02:53 +0000

[...] Freedbacking : Freedbacking ~ Chris Pirillo, Wired News: Are you Freebacking? [...]

By: Scrollin’ On Dubs » Blog Archive » Kernal Dump for November (and Aug and Sept and Oct)

Fri, 01 Dec 2006 16:52:08 +0000

[...] Tagging XmasGifts – This isn’t an app so much as a suggestion on another creative use of del.icio.us. As I run across things online that strike me as perfect Christmas gifts for certain people, I’m tagging them privately with the tag “XmasGifts” and then putting the person’s name in the note field. Then when it’s time to purchase all gifts, it’s just a matter of looking up that del.icio.us tag. This in itself isn’t too interesting but there are interesting possibilities if you incorporate the social tagging features and remove the privacy feature. The reverse would be to tag the items YOU are interested in and expose your bookmarks to friends/family so everyone can see everyone else’s xmas list. Similar to the “freedbacking” meme proposed by Chris Pirillo, this would be a good meme to launch amongst the geek community – a universal approach to a wishlist based on del.icio.us. No doubt online retailers would support it. [...]

By: at Tropige Trauben

at Tropige Trauben — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 17:13:21 +0000

[...] Meine Lieblingseigenschaft von Web 2.0 ist seine sprachliche Produktivität. Innerhalb der Folksonomy gibt einen long tail von Begriffen, die mir genausoviel Freude bereiten wie ein Schluck kühler Orangina. Nur Freedbacking finde ich ein wenig verwirrend. Dachte ich erst an einen taktischen Spielzug, später an eine Art von non-safe Sex und zu guter Letzt an das Ablegen von Kleidung, um den darunter liegenden Schwimmanzug zum Vorschein kommen zu lassen, erscheint mir seine letztendliche Bedeutung doch eher so, wie es das etwas unsensible compounding schon andeutet: wie Fanta. Technorati: freedbacking [...]

By: e-commerce-blog.de: News, Trends und Informationen aus E-Commerce, Online Marketing und Online VerkaufsfÃ¶rderung - New Buzz, Freedbacking

Wed, 27 Sep 2006 07:16:18 +0000

[...] Die Idee dahinter ist simpel:Wer im Blog oder Wiki oder wo auch immer im Netz etwas konstruktiv Kritisches zu einem Produkt sagen möchte, soll den Eintrag mit dem Wort Freedbacking und dem jeweiligen Produktnamen taggen. Entwickler können dann beispielsweise über Google-Alerts, Technorati-Feeds oder sonstige Mechanismen fortlaufend Feedback zu ihren Produkten und Programmbibliotheken beziehen und diese verbessern. Urheber des Begriffs ist Chris Pirillo, Gründer und Betreiber des Technikportals Lockergnome, der seine Idee vergangenen Freitag auf der Blogger-Konferenz Gnomedex in Seattle vorstellte. Wer den Terminus bei Google eingibt, kann nachvollziehen, wie er innerhalb weniger Tage an Bedeutung gewinnt. [...]

By: CleverClogs: Improving the Microsoft RSS Experience

CleverClogs: Improving the Microsoft RSS Experience — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 21:09:20 +0000

[...] With or without the Freedbacking tag, it seems Chris Pirillo’s plea last June to channel and leverage constructive developer feedback is finding shape. I personally submit loads of bug reports to all kinds of software vendors. Some do follow up, some unfortunately don’t. A logical question might be: in such an exponentially growing landscape of bloggers, software and web services how can feedback submitters and their followers monitor which of the issues that they bring up has adequately been addressed? Can we have a conversation on that particular aspect of consumer interaction? Oh, and to close off for today, here’s a friendly, freedbacking wink to all my fellow TagJag lovers: [...]

By: Blackhacker » Freedbacking the intro

Blackhacker » Freedbacking the intro — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 04:39:29 +0000

[...] A nerd even among geeks. Freedbacking the intro — BH @ 08/28/2006 23:39:18 Freedbacking is a term coined by Chris Pirillo. Short for Free Feedbackthe idea is that bloggers blog about products and services they are using and tag them ‘freedbacking’. By simply scouring the internet for these tags developers and service providers can find valuable information about problems and suggestions to improve products that are used and loved all over the Internet. The desired affect is that users are brought closer to the those that bring them there products. [...]

By: Ben

Ben — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 13:17:56 +0000

Surely an instrument for highlighting your feedback must be created. This is really hard for those big companies to read every email they get.

By: Only Connect » Neoblogism - Coining words on the Blogosphere

Only Connect » Neoblogism - Coining words on the Blogosphere — Sun, 13 Aug 2006 07:54:35 +0000

[...] If you use any Internet service regularly (such as Technorati), you will occasionally want to send some feedback to the company. Sadly, though, the company is unlikely to be reading those emails of which they must be receiving thousands daily. In order to add to your chances of being noticed you may want to tag your posts as freedback, a word coined by Chris Pirillo to be used as a tag for open letters of feedback so that, for instance, Technorati may want to watch out for posts that contain both its name and the new word. [...]

By: centrestage » “Freedbacking”: Bessere Produkte durch Kundenfeedback mit Web 2.0

Mon, 07 Aug 2006 14:35:58 +0000

[...] Â The first announcement of the term “freedbacking” and its usage is here. Technorati Tags: Blogosphere, Co Creation, Freedbacking, Marketing Loyalty [...]

By: Viewing transcribed video with WaveSurfer - cebidae: the blog of david dean

Viewing transcribed video with WaveSurfer - cebidae: the blog of david dean — Wed, 26 Jul 2006 05:46:57 +0000

[...] UPDATE: I guess this is an example of freedback, so I’ve added that category/tag. (More freedback here) [...]

By: Swem Review of Technology » Blog Archive » Get More Out of del.icio.us

Swem Review of Technology » Blog Archive » Get More Out of del.icio.us — Mon, 24 Jul 2006 15:54:17 +0000

[...] Create an open public dialog (freedbacking) on your site. [...]

By: Bruno Amaral » Blog Archive » Pesquisa de RelaÃ§Ãµes PÃºblicas para a Web

Bruno Amaral » Blog Archive » Pesquisa de RelaÃ§Ãµes PÃºblicas para a Web — Sun, 23 Jul 2006 23:00:38 +0000

[...] A ideia das tags recebeu novo fÃ´lego nas relaÃ§Ãµes pÃºblicas com o aparecimento do conceito de freedbacking, introduzido por Chris Pirillo. A ideia Ã© simples, Ã© uma tag que indica feedback espontÃ¢neo. [...]

By: Two Dot Five

Two Dot Five — Sat, 22 Jul 2006 22:42:09 +0000

[...] July 22nd, 2006 by admin Posted in Freedbacking Chris Pirillo, recently at Bloggercon have used a new word that is having its buzz on the blogosphere. The term is freedbacking and it is to be used on the tags of the blog posts where you are commenting on a product or a service. It is a way for you to give public free feedback of a product/service in your own weblog, open to the discussion of your own readers, instead of just filling their formÂ to give the feedback. [...]