Facebook is pure evil (even George Orwell couldn't imagine something so
sinister when he wrote 1984) and Twitter is nothing but a waste of time.
On 16/03/2013 01:49, Charlie Noah wrote:
I don't want to offend my friend Tony, but I have to agree with Bob. I
don't trust anything I see on
Every company I am involved in has a facebook/linkedin/twitter account and
we keep them updated regularly - it is essential in modern business
marketing to do this.
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All social networks are not the same. I am happy to be on LinkedIn which
incidentally has good Rocket and Pick groups, but share the distrust of
Facebook.
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On 16 Mar 2013, at 10:31, Symeon Breen syme...@gmail.com wrote:
Every company I am involved in has a
I try to dabble in the social network stuff. My issue is
energy/motivation.
Whether we like it or not, social networks aren't going anywhere.
I would go so far as to say in about 10 years no one is going to check
their email anymore.
And if you want new folks talking about MV in an online
How you use these networks depends on the nature of your brand. LinkedIn is
the clear winner for B2B interaction, while Facebook is huge for B2C brands, or
anything with a mainstream consumer component.
I use Facebook for personal connections and LinkedIn for business connections,
and I try
Good for you Tony!
For the detractors: realize that this is the way of the world now.
Take a look at the software development ecosystems that are thriving today:
JavaScript, Ruby, Python, etc. Their communities leverage social media to
communicate, organize meetups, solve common problems, and
Pick code however is posted to the pickwiki
Not sure what GitHub would offer that isn't already there.
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Not sure what GitHub would offer that isn't already there.
- Dicoverability
- The ability to collaborate on and fork codebases
- Easily view diffs, history, etc.
- Issue tracking
You know, the things most successful open source projects look for.
On Sat, Mar 16, 2013 at 12:48 PM, Wjhonson
You start with an example posting and let's see how it goes.
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Not sure what GitHub would offer that
Symeon,
I'm curious whether these companies are retail, manufacturing, services, or
???
I'm also curious whether their presence there is driven by you, or driven by
their business model?
Not knowing geographically where you are, please pardon my references to
U.S. retail stores. I'm not prone to
I am in the UK - I do tend to find Europe a couple of years in advance of
the us when it comes to marketing models, certainly in the web and social
marketing space.
All these companies are b2b, but they are young dynamic companies - for
instance one company I am involved in
On 16/03/2013 19:02, Wjhonson wrote:
You start with an example posting and let's see how it goes.
Well, I've got a planned, VERY high profile project lined up. Problem
is, it'll take a lot of work to pull off. I'll broadcast it here when
I'm in a position to do something about it.
As some
On 16/03/2013 16:23, Robert Houben wrote:
How you use these networks depends on the nature of your brand. LinkedIn is
the clear winner for B2B interaction, while Facebook is huge for B2C brands, or
anything with a mainstream consumer component.
I use Facebook for personal connections and
Wow, what an awesome set of responses. Thank you VERY much.
There are consistent opinions in many of the responses. So I hope all
of you will forgive if I respond to my own post here with a new
sub-thread, and with another blog, as I wanted to keep all of the
thoughts together.
Good stuff Tony.
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Well put! It's not directly a U2 issue, but it will AFFECT U2 developers,
users and their customers, so we need to understand it and where appropriate,
use it!
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