Cory Ondrejka Grades His 2007 Predictions

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Cory Ondrejka Grades His 2007 Predictions

http://ondrejka.blogspot.com/2007/12/grading-my-2007-predictions.html
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Former Second Life CTO Cory Ondrejka grades his 2007 predictions, scoring them at .600. Most notably, he came up short forecasting that "Second Life’s peak concurrency [would] reach 150,000." (I 100% agreed with him.) It actually reached 60,000, no small feat, but not the SL-led VW explosion that many of us expected.

Type: Prediction | Also: Business & Work, Culture, Second Life |

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