Comments on: At Mashup Camp, geeks plot future of Web

For all their promise of creating cutting-edge applications, mashup creators are pushing the business and legal boundaries of the Web.
Photos: Meeting up at Mashup Camp

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Source of quote

referring to: [http://'If we're doing all these mashups and they become wildly popular, the unfortunate trade-off is that we get shut down and it's when we're wildly popular--that's the sucky part' a developer from a smaller Web services provider said during the licensing and commercialization session.|http://'If we're doing all these mashups and they become wildly popular, the unfortunate trade-off is that we get shut down and it's when we're wildly popular--that's the sucky part' a developer from a smaller Web services provider said during the licensing and commercialization session.]

For the sake of completeness, I was the person who said this - Nate Ritter of Eventful.com (not really a "smaller Web services provider", but that's ok. I'll assume you were talking about my side projects.)

[mlamonica]

Name added

Nate, we added your name to the quote. Thanks for commenting on the article.

[flashfast]

Widgets?

Isn't this like a widget for Mac OS X - there must be thousands
of 'em and they are very quick and handy.