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1 year ago
in Sprint's Instinct, a shameless iPhone rip-off? on MacDavid
Sprint overcharged my small (US) company for over $50,000.00. We caught them doing it and now they refuse to refund the over-payments. You can read the full story at http://www.sprint-really-sucks.com
I also wrote an open letter to Dan Hesse the Chairman and CEO of Sprint Nextel. It is a good read so please consider reading the letter.
http://www.sprint-really-sucks.com/open-letter-...
I also wrote an open letter to Dan Hesse the Chairman and CEO of Sprint Nextel. It is a good read so please consider reading the letter.
http://www.sprint-really-sucks.com/open-letter-...
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MacDavid
Oh my gosh! That is so very wrong! I am sorry to hear that Sprint did that to you and your company. I will definitely be stopping by to read your story. Thank you for sharing your view on Sprint. :)
1 year ago
in The economy of Friending on Shooting at Bubbles
While I do have a fairly large number of "friends" on at least one social media site, we as a group do have much of the same likes in terms of things we share with each other. Many of these friends do live in other countries besides the US, but all speak English. Perhaps my friending is on of those small percentages of people actually build a community of people around similar thoughts and likes. (shrug) I loved the article but don't agree with it 100%, I do however wholeheartedly agree with the respect for others.
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Thomas Hawk
I have 7,329 contacts on Flickr. I add most people who add me as a contact as a contact back. The reason is simple. Reciprocation. If folks are checking out my photos I want to check out there.
I have a lot less "friends" (477) on Flickr and have really only designated those people as friends who I really know or people whose photography I really really dig.
With Flickr when you look at your contact's most recent photos it pushes the most active contacts to the front of the queue. Because when I add someone I don't always know if they are an active photographer on the site or not, this helps me to stay on top of the most active of my contacts in the community.
I get a lot of faves on Flickr, but I try to give out as many as I get. In fact I've faved over 27,000 photos on the site by others that I really do enjoy and like. Frequently I'll go to my recent activity stream specifically to see who has been looking at my stuff and I'll make a point to go look at theirs.
Sometimes there are tools built into a site like Flickr that allow you to use the adding contacts functionality functionally. Sometimes it's more than just a numbers thing.
I have a lot less "friends" (477) on Flickr and have really only designated those people as friends who I really know or people whose photography I really really dig.
With Flickr when you look at your contact's most recent photos it pushes the most active contacts to the front of the queue. Because when I add someone I don't always know if they are an active photographer on the site or not, this helps me to stay on top of the most active of my contacts in the community.
I get a lot of faves on Flickr, but I try to give out as many as I get. In fact I've faved over 27,000 photos on the site by others that I really do enjoy and like. Frequently I'll go to my recent activity stream specifically to see who has been looking at my stuff and I'll make a point to go look at theirs.
Sometimes there are tools built into a site like Flickr that allow you to use the adding contacts functionality functionally. Sometimes it's more than just a numbers thing.
