Xen ARM in Linux: http://t.co/W7o5KMPk

@Knieriemen Yep. Klout could do so much better. That’s why I said “over time”. But already have dynamics in play to track relevancy.

@Knieriemen If I get a LinkedIn one-click endorsement today on X topic, how people will know if I’m still an expert on X one year from now?

@Knieriemen And because you don’t have to write a full endorsement, there’s no sense of accountability that let’s you ponder much the action

@Knieriemen Yes. One-click endorsements in LinkedIn leverages cognitive ease. You can endorse somebody based on perception or word of mouth.

@mattliebowitz To what?

@rbergin Over time, I prefer Klout to LinkedIn. Klout measures how much you can keep your audience engaged, proving that you remain relevant

Full day job: following ppl on Twitter, expanding network on LinkedIn, adding friends on Facebook, endorsing peers on Klout. Working? Naaah

BTW Klout does exactly the same (in a more articulated way). So if I really get bored I can spend my day endorsing ppl on LinkedIn & Klout

RT @Daniel_Bowers: @a_perilli LinkedIn should offer one-click condemnations along with recommendations < Now we are talking!