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2 months ago

in Do You Pass the Social Media Recruitment Test? on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
I've actually been approached by recruiters BECAUSE of my social media profiles. :D

3 months ago

in Pirate Moves - Pass The Mic on Chris Brogan
Awesome advice. I see so many people fall on their face when they're at a Tech meetup/group event because they don't know HOW to talk to people. I'd also add "don't hog time." You're more likely to be remembered if you don't hang on someone. Better to do a few bursts of conversation throughout an event (bringing people for them to meet is a great way to do that) than stand there like an idiot the whole time. :D

3 months ago

in SlideShare’s April Fool’s Prank: Cruel, Or Just Unusual? on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
I love it. I love April Fool's and it's hard to pull one over on people -- but Slideshow did it. So Kudos to them.

3 months ago

in http://mashable.com/2009/03/10/breaking-social-media-rules/ on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
The only real rule I learned in college. Learn the rules, know why they're rules, and then break them accordingly.

4 months ago

in Ogilvy On Social Media: "Totally Baffled" Says Biographer | Social Media Explorer on Social Media Explorer
Fantastic, I'm going to have to find this book. I love his quote on not lying to my wife, it's so true. If advertising and PR could only adopt that into it's core being.
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JasonFalls It should be easy to find. I saw it at Barnes & Noble this weekend. Enjoy!

6 months ago

in Your friends don’t hate you, Twitter is just cleaning house again on VentureBeat
I haven't gotten anything from Qwitter in awhile as well.. I really appreciated the service. Hrm.

6 months ago

in December Giveaway on Macgasm
What a great giveaway!! :)

supcomtabz-at-gmail.com

7 months ago

in 2008/11/23/wordpressdirect/ on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
Totally underwhelmed.

As stated above spam blogs will have a field day.

7 months ago

in Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans and Ad Council PSA on A Soldier's Wife ~ Quiet Moments Busy Lives
That's really awesome. I love when social network sites can help bring people together and help them find the solutions and support they need.

7 months ago

in Bob- The Next Chapter on Chris Brogan
Sure Bob didn't follow the rules. And he's paying the price for not following them.

But they're dumb rules.

Social media engagement should not fall on a "group' tasked to do it - it should fall to anyone who has the passion to help people. Companies should realize that they are their best PR. If I love my company and I engage in social media I'll create more and more passion and 'free' or close to free word of mouth for my company.

Let the group have their 'social media engagement' but let Bob do his thing too.

Sounds like it's time for someone to step up and give Bob a better job.

8 months ago

in How You Can Help End the Problem of Blogs With Great Content and No Readers on Chuck Westbrook's Blog
I'm up for it (and posted so on one of my blogs - Social Media World)

http://socialmediaworld.com/?p=268

8 months ago

in How I got over 600 NEW Twitter Followers in 24 hours - Let me help you! on The Busy Brain
Twitter is all about the conversation - if you're gonna talk with those people or react to them - then I say go for it. If you're just doing it for the numbers, than people won't appreciate it.

8 months ago

in Mixing Quakers and Politics? - The Quaker Ranter on Quaker Ranter
Don't you believe though that faith should inform your cultural world-view? I'm sure there's a lot of gray areas that you an agree to disagree with other Quakers, but it would be a shame to try to dismiss your faith when you talk about your culture.
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Martin Kelley Definitely right. Yes, of course faith should be involved in shaping one's culture. I blog about it a lot. It's just that when I'm sharing with Friends, I try to be extra careful about not making assumptions. I take the time to explain where I'm coming from, and try to weigh the conclusions I draw by how essential they are. This article on Inessential Weirdnesses is really good about talking about how our message can sometimes be drowned out by the insider signs and norms of our sub-cultures.

The trouble is that when I've been live twittering the debates I'm not careful. I'm snarky. I'm sometimes rude. The biggest Twitter laugh line at the VP debate was something about Palin not believing in early withdrawl either in Iraq or her children (bada boom!), which is funny but just an awful sentiment really. I know there are Quakers who support McCain and while I disagree as a strong Obama supporter, as a brother in faith I want to understand where they're coming from. Some of their points are valid, after all.

9 months ago

in 2008/10/06/joffreys-free-coffee/ on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
I should get coffee because I'm a social media AND coffee junkie and I understand how to get the word out if it's any good ;)

email - supcomtabz-at-gmail-dot-com

9 months ago

in 2008/09/24/digsby-linkedin/ on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
Yes, but is it for Mac yet? Sigh.

11 months ago

in ShapeWays: Print 3D Designs Fast and Easy + Beta Invites on SolidSmack
That's fascinating, I'll have to send it on to the powers that be. :)

11 months ago

in Five Lessons for New (and old) Bloggers on Technosailor
I can't tell you the number of bloggers I've stopped reading because of the ego. I prefer looking up to people who are smart, intelligent, witty, but don't have the attitude that they're too good for me. Only people who are too good for me are people who risk their own safety to keep people safe. Or people who give their lives to help those less fortunate than themselves.
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Aaron Brazell I think the trend right now is that egos are deflating across the
blogosphere. Not to say more egos won't show up.

Thanks for stopping by, Tabz!

11 months ago

in Ask the Reader: Does 3D CAD Make You Dream in 3D? on SolidSmack
I've had dreams about work SO often. When I was doing a lot of graphic work I'd be cutting and pasting things in my sleep. It was annoying.

11 months ago

in ShapeWays: Print 3D Designs Fast and Easy + Beta Invites on SolidSmack
Thanks for the article Josh! I can't wait to see what the SolidSmack readers design!
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Josh M No problem, I'm looking forward to how you guys grow in the marketplace.

11 months ago

in 2008/07/22/shapeways/ on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
It's a step towards more consumer based 3D printing... I'm excited.

11 months ago

in Shapeways lets artists print 3-D models of their creations on VentureBeat
Great step for consumers - kind of like putting the power in the hands of the artist. Imagine the amount of unique gifts you could make or shows 3D artists could put on!

1 year ago

in Thanks! And a Podcast Interview Link! on The Flog
Thanks so much for an awesome interview! We had such a good time talking to you. And yay for Dr. Horrible AND the Guild.... yay!

1 year ago

in SciFi’s “Charlie Jade” preview on Pop Critics
Yay!! Great review, I'm very excited.

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1 year ago

in Scoble has a productivity problem on Scobleizer
I've stopped trying to explain why I enjoy being online and on social networks to people who don't get it. (Or why I have two iPods, a laptop, a cell phone, a digital camera and drool over the latest issue of Wired).

Trying to explain it to people who don't have that same passion? That is the real waste of time. ;)

Great article though Scoble, you had me at "conversation". And I think the people don't get it, don't realize the power of "conversation" with people you may never meet in person or really know that well. I adore it, other people just scratch their heads and yell, "get off my lawn with your crazy rock and roll people."
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