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Sunday, February 11, 2007
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- "You have been FANTASTIC and we are all really impressed with what you have given us so far!" Holly Belm, CEO, Fashionspace Ltd
- "On behalf of the team, thanks for your hardwork to-date. Your input, and general dilligence has been invaluable... it's been a pleasure working with you!" Cat Le-Huy, CTO, Fashionspace Ltd
- "Luke is a visionary social web architect and an inspirational internet entrepreneur... His real talent for UX design and his energetic enthusiasm towards usability makes working with him a rewarding experience." Ofer Deshe, Principal Consultant, Flow Interactive
- "Luke is a creative user experience expert. He has an instinctive sense for what will work for users in the rapidly changing online world." Tom Ilube, CEO, Garlik
- "Luke's energy and enthusiasm are infectious and his understanding of opportunities for innovation rare. He is unassuming and honest in his dealing with others which makes working with him a real pleasure." Euan Semple, Social Media consultant and speaker
- "Weaverluke is a remarkable read any day." Kim Cameron, Microsoft's Identity Architect
- "Luke is an extremely intelligent and creative thinker bringing great insight into complex subjects." John Madelin, Head of Professional Services Security, Verizon
- "Luke is skilled in business and a thought-leader on emerging technologies, and highly personable - a very rare combination of talents." Alex Newson, Senior Solicitor, Freeth Cartwright
- "The team that built both [Blog Friends and Buzzspotr] is widely known in London as being amongst the best in their field... Angel or seed-fund specialists would do well to get in touch." Mike Butcher, TechCrunch
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