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From the page: "The choice to form/join/interact-with ComCom over the Private ones is also a political, social and environmental one, since

* The more d and c are bigger the more the Common Dependencies in the company are effective and its structure tend to be more stable ;
* The more of the market is of ComCom of which d is bigger the less the ownership over the market CAN EVEN BE centralized.
* The centralization of ownership over the market enable only few to achieve any benefit from
o increasing corruption scales everywhere in the globe
o the measure for health of economy being the increase of consumption fueling the claimant changes by human.
o War and Foreign affairs benefiting land owning"

From the page: "the new 3rd way"

The mission of IsWith LTD is developing the ComCom market

From the page: "ComComism is the new 3rd way between the old Capitalism and Communism... "

From the page: "The ComCom Social (or the Social Networking for ComCom)
more of ownership - less of donation and in a constant start-up's mood"

From the page: "Web-based Applications


1. Twitter Search: The simplest way to see trends on Twitter is on their official search page. Hot trends on Twitter appear on the search page and on the Twitter homepage, and clicking any will bring up a feed of the public conversation.

2. Twist: For those who are visual, Twist provides a graphical interface to see trends and keywords on Twitter. It not only lists out the hot trends over the last few hours, days, and week, but it provides embeddable charts and the ability to compare trends.

3. Monitter: Monitter is one of the best ways to track trends in real-time. Type in keywords and it will automatically update with the most recent tweets containing those terms. Add or remove columns to give you the right amount of information.

4. Hashtags.org: The popular webpage on Twitter hashtags also provides graphs on hashtag use just by hovering over the hashtag. There are also pages that show the most popular and newest hashtags, but their uptime is unreliable.

5. Tweetmeme: Looking for the most popular links on Twitter? Tweetmeme is the epicenter link sharing on the service.

6. Plodt: This website is a user-generated trend tracker based on tagging and ranking your tweets. It requires you to follow the Plodt Twitter account to participate. But even without participating, its timelines, tags, and statistics are still useful and interesting.

7. Twitturly: Twitturly is another way to track top-shared URLs. The interface allows users to see all of the active tweets that have shared a specific link."

From the page: "….but as long as our own computers are not first class citizens on the Web, we are merely tenants, and hosting companies are the landlords of the Internet"