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Here you go, dancing people all over Europe.
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Oh, and why did I post this vid? It’s because it’s easy, short, stupid. And I’m tired of investing my time and energy into posts that get no comments. So expect more of this type of content from me. Now… where’s my paycheque Samsung?
Take care,
Vincent
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Well Vince I hope you get rich! I didn’t post any comment on your Amazon post because I found it perfect. I felt like saving you some clicks not writing Guy Kawasaki’s blog comment type eg “Great article Vince, thanks!”. Btw, as Ouriel Ohayon told me one day when I got angry in a post (I softened the post since; here it is: http://techiteasy.org/2007/02/24/blogging-and-mute-visitors/): “You should always respect your reader. It’s the basics of the web”. I think Ouriel’s right. If there are few comments, it doesn’t necessarily mean that the post isn’t good or appealing. On the contrary, it may mean that it’s so good that nobody has anything to add. And there’s the other side of it: we might not get enough comments because our posts don’t call for them. In the case of your precedent post on Jeff Bezos’ leadership, I would say the post was definitely too long to reach critical mass and get enough people to read it from A to Z to have a nice debate starting.
Well I should stop too otherwise my comment will get too long and nobody’s gonna read it.
Yep, Jay is right.
Never ask the reader what he can do for you, but ask yourself what you can do for the reader…
Jeremy, you’re probably right, but it made me feel better to write it.
@Steve: most vague statement ever!
Yep, I didn’t mean like saying something intelligent you know.
But I do think that we must think about who are our readers, what do they actually want, etc…
This is why I personnally regret the good old times when we had at least one funny video per week…
Steve, if you want to post a funny video every week, please do so: who or what refrains you from publishing it?
Be my guest, come on!
Don’t speak to fast, you may regret it…
So that’s the funny video for this week?
Obviously it is the cash-bringing vid’ for Vincent, but for the rest of us…
Yep Vincent, you should share any revenue incurred from this with all of us (except the non-blogging members).
BTW, this is one of the most active comment thread on a TIE post since quite a while…
Vince, I’m willing to pay you 10 euros if you write a post on why Microsoft is a better company than Google.
You’ve invented a new business model man: give me some money and I can post whatever you want. What about including auctions for people to bid for your blogs??
Jay, this is mission impossible.
The business model you suggest doesn’t seem so new BTW.
Steve, how is the weather in Albania?
May I politely suggest you to …er… let’s say… f…off ?
In case you’re thinking that the ball is in my court. There is no ball, and certainly no court.
I’m just waiting for someone to write the next post on Tech IT Easy!
Done.
Oué il est cool ton blog, mec et moi uasi g un blog alor vien le visité et lach té komm
Désolé, ton billet ressemblait par trop à un truc sur un Skyblog random
Sorry Christophe, if you comment on my blogposts, you’ll have to do so in English. Or else I can’t respond.
For Jeremy’s and other blog-authors’ blogposts, that’s up to them.
Oh and thanks for what I guess is an insult