We are a performance art electropunk band from Florida, and we have begun using posterous as the update gateway for our blog, twitter, facebook, and youtube accounts. All of that stuff will ultimately feed into our website as dynamic content. Posterous is the perfect front end engine for us.

http://killmisspretty.blogspot.com http://www.twitter.com/killmisspretty
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kill-Miss-Pretty/46524371358

We have been following Steve Rubel for about a month and his observations are invaluable

Hi,

I’ve been using Posterous since almost Day 1. I started it as a motivational tool for a running program that I was doing to get back into shape.

Later it evolved into its current form which is all things tea, green (that is good for the environment) and a record of my sporting activities (hiking roots, capoeira etc)

To check it out go here… bodyandmind.posterous.com

After learning about Posterous from Steve Rubel, I created one for my husband, a musician. He was totally frustrated after Facebook made changes that, in his opinion, made it harder for him to stay in touch with his fans. But, he didn’t want to learn a new platform. Posterous is really simple and he is enjoying it. I created my own Posterous for my family, riffing off Jeff Pulver’s idea about sending postcards to the future. I loved that notion – and, hopefully, in the future, my kids will see these posts as slices of our lives.

Posterous is really simple to use, even if it misses a few features. But they are very responsive to comments so I have no doubt about the fact that the next version will kick ass.

Anyway, I’d like LinkedIn to accept updates from Posterous ! I you want it too, just email LinkedIn support team (as I did ).

“Do you have a Posterous site if so let me know the url in the comments and how are you using it.”

I use my blog mainly as a public addendum to a resume. Most of the software and hardware products I’ve worked on are not common, the blog is the only aspect of my work that people will be able to see.

My Posterous is for everything else, everything which I wouldn’t want to be part of a resume. Funny pictures I’ve taken or photoshopped, little observations here and there, etc. The email model makes it easy to post whenever the mood strikes: if I have any connectivity at all, email will work.

My posterous is http://jetsam.geekhold.com/

I wouldn’t be able to use Posterous for my main technical blog, there isn’t enough control over the formatting. For example if you have multiple images Posterous combines them into a single tabbed viewer, where for a long article I want to be able to control where the illustrations go in relation to the text.

I’ve only been on Posterous for 30 days.

It took one day to experience how powerful it is: easy to post, the transparency of stats, the integration with other social media communities — it’s amazing.

I’ve used it to test ideas and brainstorm with others. Because of its lean design, Posterous puts the focus squarely on content and community — exactly where it should be!

(I’m at http://bergells.com and http://mathsuey.com )

Its looks like Tumblr is winning the micro blogging war – have you got any stats on this wayne?

Thanks for the siteanalytics Wayne.