1,714 People More Important Than Me.

Your delivery was clear, clever, and shared a witty take on a simple new truth about our era: we each now have the means to 15-minutes of Internet fame, yet in this electronic world it's both humbling and encouraging to learn the depth and range of those others whose lives are open to us at a finger's click. Oh, and it is fun to Google one's self, just to see!

Thank You - nicely done!

here's some honest feedback (but not mean-spirited) from someone you don't know... i find it interesting to hear about something more universal than one's self. it makes me wonder if your program would be all about you, too.

Years ago, I never would've dreamed of "Googling oneself". Now, even I have to admit there's a guilty pleasure in it....

Nice topic. Funny, too!

Way to go Ross I found you at "A Central Place To Plug Your Spot" http://www.publicradioquest.com/node/1171 and I listened to your spot then I googled myself. Well to my amazement, I'm either a young white man fighting in Iraq, a black man on MYSpace, a convict, or for that matter several other interesting characters, that to be quite frank I might not mind being (heck in one I'm famous and rich). Thanks for the insights and for posting your spot in a central place where I could find it!

Here's good luck and all the best wishes.

Ed

Jigglypuff thinks you are awesome. You were made to be on the radio.

My "natural radio talent" senses are tingling. Good job Ross. I hope to hear you on the radio soon.

You know, Ross, I could never bring myself to Google my own name. I'm afraid it would only confirm what I already suspect: I'm inaccessible, inconspicuous, inglorious, invisible and irrelevant. I need no further proof that I am now and ever will be undisclosed, undistinguished, unheard-of, unhonored, unimportant, unknown, unnoted, unseen and unsung. I voted for you last week, but I doubt they noticed. ;) Best of luck to you!

~Michael (as in Shannon & Michael)

This is a quality topic delivered in a quality way with technical, subjectional, and operatory superiority.

Your individual notability is so low that there is actually a disambiguation page on Wikipedia under your name. This allows Johnson-seekers to choose either a Canadian businessman, a professional lacrosse player, or a California State Senator. At least my name goes straight to the page of a football player.

Hey Ross,

I loved it! You definitely have hostiness. Very funny, too (of course!).

Ratfoo and that other guy would be proud.

Love
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That was fabulous Ross! I am very impressed and not at all surprised. I can't wait to hear you on the radio; you're a natural!

It's like you're the male Sarah Vowell. But cuter with a touch more "Pollyanna."

Good luck!

Loved it, Ross. I'm looking forward to hearing you on NPR someday.

I love this Roth! When you will win, I will turn off the Mexican Polka for good and only tune into your show. :) Good luck.

Excellent work, Ross. Quirky, thoughtful, unscientific. All appreciated!

Mathematically yours,
NASA Janet

for a forum topic I just posted about names. I titled it, Does Google Speak Your Name? Check it out.
Good Luck again!

by its horn by joining the quest, so already you're caught up with one of the Ross Johnson's mentioned in your piece.
Good luck to you!

I loved it! You're a natural.
Now everyone will wonder what you look like...(he's very cute)

You were really great. I was listening very carefully and you didn't screw up once.

You will be the Best Public Radio Host Ever! Awesome!

...out there! Ross or otherwise.

Loved the piece. Very funny stuff. Serious hostiness. Absolutely.

And yes, I'll admit to ego surfing, but with a name like mine, it's ALWAYS all about me. So exhausting. Such a responsibility. Where's my cold compress? Sigh...

Good luck, you!

*n*

"The only thing worse than being talked about is not being talked about" - Oscar Wilde

You have some hostiness about you.

Now go fill out your bio, before it is too late.

Steve

“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” I believe the same thing should be said about thinking.