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If it's so hot, why do you have to flog it?

How could anything that wants you to pay $500 (and your own expenses) to bring other (richer) bloggers in for free be anything but lame and exploitative?

Well, I'm not about to give you odds on a future event which can be changed by your actions (heh) but it would be hard to beat last month's MERLOT conference, which drew a bevy of bloggers and resulted in this blog aggregation via RSS.

Although you have raised the ire of most other bloggers with your prices and panelists, I am more interest in what is the program for the meeting, how are we going to extract content out of that, people attending and whether we all manage to build a much more solid concept of what is a blog.

Yes, I agree, it's time for a schedule to be posted.

Most blogged event so far, maybe. But in history? We'll have 10 million bloggers by 2005 so I'm betting on a better attended event than bloggercon. Perhaps a JavaOne? The 2004 Democratic convention? An AOL user conference? Even a big MIT lecture hall packed with 500 students might outblog this con.

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Although you have raised the ire of most other bloggers with your prices and panelists, I am more interest in what is the program for the meeting, how are we going to extract content out of that, people attending and whether we all manage to build a much more solid concept of what is a blog.