Nick Wilson, on Performancing Blog, says that there’s three reasons why Snap Preview is ruining my blog.

I removed it before I read this because John Welch complained. Well, and a few other readers. I gave it a fair try, though, and I think it’s important to try new approaches and see if they’ll add value. One can never be sure before you try. I have been talking with the Snap folks, though, and they are working hard on answering these concerns.

It’s Fred Davis week on ScobleShow. The OSX-vs-Vista-two-hour-debate-to-end-all-debate video will be up later tonight. In celebration of Microsoft shipping Vista. It’s not nearly as fun as Bill Gates getting on Jon Stewart’s show, but it does have its own bandwidth-sucking delights.

In the meantime, have dinner with us!

In the first part of this we made dinner. Now we sit down and eat it and talk, talk, talk. Geeky stuff, of course.

Geeks involved are: Barney Pell, CEO, Powerset; Mary Hodder, CEO, Dabble; Henri Poole, founder/director, Civic Actions; Kathleen Lyman, Co-founder of Wired and CEO of LaunchMedia; Steve Gillmor, founder of GestureLab (damn, he’s not invisible). Our co-hosts were Robert Scoble and Fred Davis, co-founder of Wired Magazine. Videographers are Eddie Codel and Glenn Gullmes. Chef is Rozanna Ogneva of Are You Being Served Catering. Our host is Jeannine Barnard.

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While on the plane I learned that Seagate has signed up for another sponsorship of ScobleShow.com. Pretty sizeable deal and I really appreciate having the ability to do another 100+ videos like we did in the first phase of their sponsorship.