Getting into Geekli.st

quick_game.md

Instructions

Tweet an achievement to your followers, if it gets 2 retweets then hey, that's GOOD SHIT and we WANT YOU!

Example

 "I built the first ever Node.js application named <X>" - @name <Geeklist URL> cc/ @gklst
 "I launched <X> using <Y>" - @name <Geeklist URL> cc/ @gklst
 "I wrote a <X> and <Y> number of people are using it now" - @name <Geeklist URL> cc/ @gklst

We'll take in 20 more....

If no one gets retweeted then we'll just pick the first 10!

(If you are last, but get retweeted a bunch of times (more than 5) you are in too! ha)

This expires 40 minutes after the tweet was sent... GO!

don't forget to CC us! :)

win http://geekli.st/stevenhaddox

I think there's a lot to be said for a service like Geeklist, but I'm not happy with crowing about my achievements. They are discoverable for anyone who's interested.

I would, on the other hand, be interested in a place on the web where I can aggregate statistics about my contributions to GitHub, StackOverflow, Quora, Ohloh etc etc.

I hoped you would be more like Klout or PeerIndex for geeks. If this isn't what you're doing then there's an opportunity there for someone.

That's actually a feature we have in our todo. It starts w/ associating / linking github repos to an achievement card (not just one). We are also adding klout-like tech

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On Sep 15, 2011, at 1:45 AM, Dominic ***@***.*** wrote: I think there's a lot to be said for a service like Geeklist, but I'm not happy with crowing about my achievements. They are discoverable for anyone who's interested. I would, on the other hand, be interested in a place on the web where I can aggregate statistics about my contributions to GitHub, StackOverflow, Quora, Ohloh etc etc. I hoped you would be more like Klout or PeerIndex for geeks. If this isn't what you're doing then there's an opportunity there for someone. ## Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://gist.github.com/1218323