Among the many people who bookmarked my Knowledge@Wharton interview with Joss Whedon on Delicious, one of the first (number 4, in fact) was Felicia Day, the lead actress in Whedon’s Internet sensation “Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog.”
Of course, as her bookmark list reveals, Ms. Day uses Delicious to bookmark most articles pertaining to “Dr. Horrible.” But I’m pleased to see that, as of today, of the 105 links to “Dr. Horrible” items she has saved, my interview is the one most bookmarked by others on Delicious.
I’m even more pleased that it is the only one of her “Dr. Horrible” bookmarks that Day has also tagged as “inspiration.” I’m sure she’s referring to Whedon’s insightful comments rather than to my questions or introductory text. But it’s gratifying to think that I played a small role in eliciting those responses from Mr. Whedon.
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This is awesome! I saw her at SXSW but I was too afraid to say hello 🙂
=Ryan
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Hey Ryan:
Thanks for the note. I was quite gratified by some of the coverage the Whedon interview received.
Although I didn’t blog this, I was particularly pleased that the Writer’s Guild of America included it in the spotlight section of their home page.
Here’s a screenshot: Writer’s Guild of America, West.
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