The Pod Sage

Dave Jones, collected

Wisdom

You have to have staying power

we we have to have staying power is gonna, you know, we got to stick around long enough for for people to see that. That podcasting. 2.0 is the right place to house something like this is a trusted in is a trusted community

Episode 178: Tepid Tub 01:13:03

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Summary

For Podcasting 2.0 to become the trusted home for podcast standards, maybe even one day stewarding what the iTunes namespace does, it has to stick around long enough for people to see it's a trusted community that will carry things forward.

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