Comments on: Do they get Social Media?

By: Eugene

Eugene — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 19:27:05 +0000

Now everyone is talking about the American economy and eclections, nice to read something different. Eugene

By: Webconomist

Webconomist — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 14:44:03 +0000

ah, LimitBreaker; how about posting something constructive and informative. Back up your negative comments with proof and evidence. You’d only be good for debating Palin.

good Social Media is about engagement and discussion. By bringing issues to the forefront, they can be better debated and aired. Such discussion foments positive change. We don’t make senseless arguments and often solutions or discussion around solutions is presented. Openly, not hiding behind gambling monikers.

Why not be constructive in your criticism? Offer solutions or express opinions with evidence. Why are you afraid? As the old saying goes “if you don’t have anything useful to say, don’t say anything at all.”

By: Robert

Robert — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 14:30:10 +0000

Limitbreaker what sort of chemicals are you on? In regards to how a companies officers represent themselves, I am quite open and don’t hide behind the comments I make. If I have an opinion I share it.

Submission spamming, lol. Wasabinut is not much of an alias given its my user name on quite a few websites and most carry links to my sites and a photo of me.

Shell sites, really? They Just happen to be domains I have owned for quite some time. Might as well use them for something. And actually I don’t have that many “sites”.

Twitter flame wars, I’ll assume your talking about amandachapel on Twitter and well you’ve missed the mark on that one.

Joining ITANS to try and do something positive, unlike yourself who complains and refuses to do anything. Try and do something positive and affect change instead of whining and fabricating stories.

Don’t believe I decried any meet ups and I don’t control any, I get involved. You should try it sometime. You have to be involved to make a positive change.

You really have issues that you need to address with yourself before I’ll continue to have you participate on my blog. You continue to make unfounded assumptions and pull random baseless facts from your ___ (3 letter word starts with “a” and ends with “s”).

By: Limitbreaker

Limitbreaker — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 14:10:12 +0000

should we also look to see how that company and its officers represent themselves online? how they use social media themselves could be a great indication of whether they should get one’s hard earned dollars.

is ‘submission spamming’ every one of your own blog posts to digg.com via an alias like ‘wasabinut’ proper behaviour?

what about using a labyrinthian system of shell sites that cross reference each other in order for you to appear bigger than you are?

engaging in twitter flame wars with bloggers who disagree with them, including name calling?

joining an organization only to lobby for it to be disbanded?

decrying the existence of multiple monthly networking events for various interest groups and then arranging multiple such events that you can control?

all these things can be found in a few moments by using a (released) search enging like Google. would you consider those important in the quest for the right company?