[img src="" caption="" credit="" alt=""][img src="" caption="" credit="" alt=""]Alright Mashers, time to test out what the trendwatchers are calling "crowdsourcing".
I'm participating in a Community Next panel this Saturday (later today, technically) with the one and only Robert Scoble, blogger extraordinaire. Our topic, which we may or may not stick to: "Blogs, What are they Good For?" We plan to stream the panel here on Mashable, and no doubt an archived copy will be posted later in the day too.
My question: what would you ask Robert Scoble, given the chance? Scoble tells me he has a thick skin, so let's have some fun; I want funny, insightful, and downright insulting questions to ask of the chieftain of blogging. Leave your "questions for Scoble" in the comments and I'll put the best ones to the man himself.
I also have some further questions that I'd love to hear your answers to:
1. What is Mashable good for?
2. What are blogs good for? How do you use them?
3. Are bloggers journalists?
4. Are you more likely to trust a company that has a corporate blog?