It’s b2evolution.net not .com

just so you know…

For a second I thought b2evolution was just dead and replaced with a landing page.

A little piece of internet history in the old database I call my brain. I’m pretty impressed w/ Harrison’s resolve at his age. I’m behind the 8ball.

-JKT

Oh yeah, I’ve tried B2Evolution long time ago, it looks like a good platform if you are gonna host multiple blogs or if you wanted to start a multiple blog service…then again Wordpress has that too now…

[...] CrunchGear wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt [...]

Wow… 15 years old… amazing! After he returns from Elite Retreat he’ll be on his way to retirement. Unreal.

This is a pretty interesting little tidbit of history for new bloggers. Kind of helps you appreciate where we are now.

Very interesting little pieces of history. I didn’t know that!

Was Really Fun Doing The Show With You Shoe!

I read about Harrison in Revenue magazine, gonna have to listen to the show.

c’mon… Monaco in Italy…

Just wanted to clarify, Jeremy, is the reason that you’ve called me a dirtbag for the second time in a week because I pointed out a year and a half ago that you were trying to take credit for a site you didn’t make? Because other than that, I can’t even think of any interactions we’ve had, so it seems odd. At the time, i think you characterized me as a “hater”, which could be further from the truth — I don’t know you, and don’t really have an opinion about you. I just think you might understand that I am always eager to make sure my friends get credit for the work that they do, and I don’t see how that makes me a dirtbag. The traditional response to getting caught puffing up one’s resume is to be humbled and apologetic, not to hold a grudge that surfaces more than a year later with little or no context.

All that being said, I’d love to have a respectful conversation sometime, if you’re game. You and I both spend a lot of our waking hours figuring out ways for bloggers to make more money, and I bet there’s some useful things we could discuss.

The post that Francois was talking about, written by Mark Pilgrim that drove many people from Movable Type to WordPress back in 2004 — Freedom 0, and its follow up post after 6A announced open sourcing MovableType — 0 + 1307

http://diveintomark.org/archives/2004/05/14/freedom-0
http://diveintomark.org/archives/2007/12/13/mtos

Still classic.

Wow… 15 years old… amazing!

i like the comment about Chow lol.. I think he will probably have a good laugh when he reads this.

i am fresh here! how can i be firmilar?

B2evolution is good software but still wordpress is great for blogs.I hope B2 will develop there community.

i am new,i like it

c’mon shoe! not all make money online marketers are spammers…… well, maybe, but what’s your point??

Harrison Gevirtz is the Warren Buffet of DOT com moguls.

I think it’s normal that SEO’s are this young. Every meeting I go, most of them are 20-30 years old, some even younger. In Germany I know some guys who are 19 and earn X.XXX $ per day.

I listened to the show and have to say that harrison did pretty well. Lets see what comes next

[...] is simply the competition aspect and the chance to work with Shoemoney who punked fellow Top Affiliate Challenge coaches John Chow and Ken McAthur on his recent webmaster [...]

got around to listening. Actually the first time to listen as well. Interesting stuff. I need to plug into this webmaster podcasting thing a little more. I am also going to be watching the affiliate challenge. Like to see your team knock it out of the park!

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