One problem with this blog sidebar tool is that I rarely focus on peoples sidebars unless I am new to there site. And then I use them to become familar with that person and then focus more on the ever changing main content. The idea that there is mix of static and changing information is an important one and how to best present the differnet information so that is read by the viewer could be a whole other discussion.

One problem with this blog sidebar tool is that I rarely focus on peoples sidebars unless I am new to there site. And then I use them to become familar with that person and then focus more on the ever changing main content. The idea that there is mix of static and changing information is an important one and how to best present the differnet information so that is read by the viewer could be a whole other discussion.

But Whitney’s question is what has been poking at me for days. Now that we have the awareness what do we want to do with it?

Helping Matthew was my primary and still is my primary focus, because I believe in what he does. Keeping the momentum going has been work, but with Virtual Hot Wings, you’re getting more than just some CD pasted together and there is more to come for that $20 investment of a great musician.

That said, there is so much more that can be achieved with the concept of VHW, there are approx. 10,000 bands/artists on PMN. I am motivated to do something bigger, to give exposure to all of those artists or at least a good majority of them. I am only one person which is where community comes in.

The question of rewards to the community has come up for me in relation to gaining support and participation of the fan video concept on http://www.matthewebel.net. People love rewards, people need motivation to do something good, even if it is something fun and worth doing. So it’s a valid question, one I am attempting to answer today as we gear up for making deadlines for the fan video.