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4 months ago
in The ONE reason to start a business on andyswan
That is SO true. I began my business because I moved to Chicago and wanted to know what was in *my* neighborhood. I knew other people would feel the same way.
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7 months ago
in 12 Great Tales of De-Friending on Mashable - The Social Media Guide
As a website owner & blogger, I participate actively on Twitter & Facebook, and to a lesser extent MySpace. Seems to me the best policy is to be consistent. This is what I said on Twitter in response to a link to this article from @ColonelTribune:
I'm of the belief that ppl should conduct online & offline behavior the same way. If you're my friend IRL, then also online. By living honestly and authentically in both, there shouldn't be a need to differentiate.
I'm of the belief that ppl should conduct online & offline behavior the same way. If you're my friend IRL, then also online. By living honestly and authentically in both, there shouldn't be a need to differentiate.
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inthefastlane
I twitter/ facebook different people. This helps me be consistent. Facebook is for real friends, family, and a few select blogger friends that I have gotten to trust. Twitter is for blog "friends". So, the things I say/ post are different for my different groups.
Chi, which is often.