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Heather, Kevin and Deb talk with Valdis Krebs, the founder and Chief Scientist at orgnet.com. Valdis is a management consultant, researcher, trainer, author, and the developer of InFlow software for social and organizational network analysis [SNA/ONA]. Since 1987, Valdis has participated in almost 500 SNA/ONA projects. His work has been covered in major media including New York Times Magazine, Fast Company, CNN, Entrepreneur, Forbes, FORTUNE, MSNBC.com and several major newspapers around the world including the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Christian Science Monitor, Cleveland Plain Dealer, USA Today, Washington Post, and Associated Press.

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Sunny Bates is one of the most successful connectors in the Internet start-up realm. She has an extremely successful executive search firm and acts as an advisor to many start ups, including our tummeling fave Kickstarter. She brings people together and constantly creates social engagement between people.

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We speak with two great tummlers in this episode. Teresa Nielsen-Hayden is a science fiction editor and was the first boingboing comments moderator when they returned to comments in 2007. Teresa is also a blogger and the first person to practice disemvoweling online of the entire text of offensive posts.

Most important to us, she’s the original applier of the term tummel to social catalyzing in the web era (she discussed it with Kevin and then the three of us had a collective aha moment. See our story on the about page.)

Also joining us is early blogger, journalist, long-time Salong writer and editor and blogging historian Scott Rosenberg.

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