Toby Bloomberg over on the Diva marketing blog has a wish list from a bunch of bloggers about what they’d like to see in 2006 on blogs.

Me?

I’d like to see good information make a comeback. Reviews anyone? DPreview.com has awesome ones on cameras. What if we had a review site like that for software?

And, where’s Christopher Brumme? His 11,000-word posts used to have the developers swooning like mad everytime he posted. It’d be great to see people actually sharing more of what they know in 2006. Yeah, I wish I was better on both of these counts.

Here’s a good example: Clemens Vasters has a lengthy series of posts on teaching Indigo to do REST/POX. Clemens is the author of Das Blog, the blogging tool my boss uses (and loves). His knowledge impressed someone, cause he’s joining Microsoft in February.

Brad Feld is stunned. Me? I’d rather spend that money improving the products. See, marketers still haven’t learned. The world has changed. You can’t fool people with a Superbowl ad anymore. Well, you can a little bit, but not the way you could in the 1980s. No, our word-of-mouth networks are FAR more efficient today than they used to be. Advertising just isn’t going to have the pop it once did. What will? Product quality. It’s why I respect Jeff Bezos and the two guys who started Google and Skype and Firefox so much. They built their businesses without doing much, if any, advertising.

Want to own the 1990 Lexus that Bill Gates used to drive? Well, here’s your chance!