Two things:

1) V. cool about the 365 project, you should do some fun stats on all the photos of you. Like shirts worn, different poses, etc. haha.

2) Fred’s post about Tumblr got the PR pro in me thinking about positioning. Since I use Tumblr to run my blog, everyone is posting about the gig in a positive light on there. They’re trying to hire someone from within the community (which is always good) and generally – as Fred states – it’s probably because they’re growing. But his use of “challenge” in language implies to me that there are problems. Maybe that’s a bit too baseline logic but if Tumblr is, in-fact, having scaling problems – it sort of makes sense. Once in a while (maybe once a week), I get a screen that says Tumblr will “be back shortly.” Granted, they’re rolling out a lot of features b/c of the arms race with Posterous – so that may be the cause. Then again, will Posterous scale better because they’ve focused on infrastructure 1st instead of design treatment? I think Tumblr is the better product at the moment but every other marketer and their mother sweats Posterous.

This probably should’ve just been a blog post. Thanks, Grande Pumpkin Spice Latte.