ok ok this is nutty zadi and steve are adults they responded to cheryl's post like adults they got some criticism (as all of us do from time to time when we stick our necks out.... as z&s do and even cheryl in her post) they handled it well.
i don't see any comments on that post 'beating up' on anyone. ok ok there were some harsh words between jeffery and calcanis, yeah but i don't see anyone beating up on epic fu. cheryl criticized their show. criticism is inherent in blogging and vlogging, we've all experienced it (ugh, good and bad), we've all grown from it. ( right?) people are passionate about this stuff people want to talk about this stuff and i think that's a good thing. we're all taking chances with putting our work out there trying to make money and it's not always easy to talk about but i think the discussion over there has been pretty civil. On Dec 23, 2007 8:18 PM, Robert Scoble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >no one is here to hate you Robert. its the holidays. > >(but you have to admit that you just walked into a room of people and > >said, "you guys suck") > > Well, if the shoe fits. > > I've seen this community beat up on commercial interests in the past. > Including the company I work for and hardly anyone stood up and said stop > (and that is far from the only one beaten up here - heck, when the > community > starts beating up on Zadi I know it's just done for). Schlomo is one I'll > always remember sticking up for me and he has my undying respect because > of > that. How many of you said "stop it" when this latest blog post came out > beating up on Zadi's show? I can look at all the comments to see how many > of > the 2,000 who are hanging out here. Not many. About the same number who > stood up when the target was me or PodTech. Despite PodTech investing > hundreds of thousands of dollars in this community. Tonight it's not about > PodTech, but Zadi has invested tons of hours in this community and has > evangelized it on many a stage that I've witnessed. So, where are the ones > who stood up for her today? Not many. > > A community becomes how it treats its leaders. This one isn't well. > > >what potential should we have? > > I don't know anymore. I find that I'm doing less and less "videoblogging" > and more and more video streaming. http://www.qik.com <http://www.qik.com/ > > > and http://www.mogulus.com <http://www.mogulus.com/> is totally changing > how I think video on the Internet will be done. This community used to be > fun. But the fun is happening over on Seesmic where they taunt newcomers > to > dance. Not sure how a community changes its stripes once it's given up > that > high ground. > > Sorry for being a killjoy on this weekend before Christmas, but this > community needs to do better if it wants to grow. Me? I'll be over dancing > on Seesmic and hanging out on Twitter. > > Robert Scoble > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > -- Me ----> http://RyanEdit.com Twitter------>http://twitter.com/Ryanne Documenting Green ---->http://RyanIsHungry.com Educate ----> http://FreeVlog.org iChat/AIM ----> VideoRodeo [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
