Oct - 13th
True Love Means Never Giving Up…
Posted at 11:44 pm | Filed Under blogthropology, lackofmeds, motivational posters, Social Media
“True Love means never giving up” – many a stalker were born from this one innocent sounding phrase. Be Sociable, Share! Tweet
Oct - 10th
Motivationally Speaking…
Posted at 8:04 pm | Filed Under blogthropology, lackofmeds, motivational posters, Social Media
The truth is much less pretty than the actual picture. Be Sociable, Share! Tweet
Oct - 8th
Brandlink Communications, TheBloggess, PR Fails, and Fallout
Posted at 12:51 pm | Filed Under blogthropology, customer service, freedom-of-speech, Google, lackofmeds, marketing, SEO, Social Media
Before reading the rest of this post, if you are not already an avid fan of TheBloggess, and have not read about the PR company vice president who called her a “fucking bitch” due to him being clueless who it was his company was pitching, then you should start here first: Brandlink Communications. Go ahead [...]
Aug - 17th
I Finally Figured Out Who Jason Calacanis Reminds Me Of
Posted at 8:32 am | Filed Under blogthropology, nerdiness, scams, Social Media
In all of the discussions and posts about Jason Calacanis, whenever and wherever he replied to people calling him on his bullshit, it always had the same tired familiar ring to it. His statements have that tone that all scam artists and con men have utilized throughout the ages, professing their innocence despite the preponderance [...]
May - 14th
GoDaddy’s Suggestion For The Cause Of Their Hacks And Their Community Blog – Can You Smell The Irony?
Posted at 3:52 pm | Filed Under blogthropology, coding, customer service, lackofmeds, nerdiness, Social Media, web design, Wordpress, WTF
Yesterday I blogged about the hacking situation with GoDaddy hosting and a customer service call I had with them concerning some evidence I had found. While it is true that as this has progressed GoDaddy has widened their scope in investigating what the underlying cause of these hacks are, initially they claimed that the issue [...]
Mar - 12th
Jason Calacanis: Screw You Google, Now I’ll Sell Links Too
Posted at 8:45 am | Filed Under Cuttisms, Google, lackofmeds, scams, search engines, SEO, Social Media
By now Google has to be getting more than a little embarrassed about the behavior of Mr. Jason Calacanis and his site, Mahalo.com. Aaron Wall did a very well written piece explaining how Mahalo Makes Black Look White and the spammy techniques they were employing. This isn’t the first time Aaron has blogged about Mahalo [...]
Mar - 11th
Jason Calacanis’ Backup Plan For Replacing Content: Steal It From Wikipedia
Posted at 1:11 pm | Filed Under blogthropology, Cuttisms, Google, lackofmeds, scams, search engines, SEO, Social Media
/sigh Ok Jason, we get it, you’re desperate. But stealing content from Wikipedia in order to replace what you deleted? Come on! I am flipping through Mahalo.com today, just seeing if Be Sociable, Share! Tweet
Feb - 25th
Scientology Suspended For “Strange Activity”
Posted at 5:01 pm | Filed Under blogthropology, freedom-of-speech, lackofmeds, nerdiness, Social Media
I don’t know about the rest of you, but for some reason I find this oddly poetic. (Click to enlarge.) For those who can’t read it, it’s from http://twitter.com/scientology, and states: Sorry, the profile you were trying to view has been suspended due to strange activity. Yeah, like that’s a surprise! Be Sociable, [...]
Feb - 17th
On Freedom Of Speech And Social Media (A Quick Note To Anonymous Commenters)
Posted at 6:30 pm | Filed Under blogthropology, freedom-of-speech, lackofmeds, Social Media
I understand that on occasion people like to give fake emails when posting a comment. If you are using your real identity and just paranoid that I am going to spam you (which, by the way, I’m not) and leave a false email address, well… it’s not like I am going to verify it anyways. [...]
Dec - 18th
Facebook / Twitter / Myspace Hacking: How To Keep It From Happening To You
Posted at 4:08 pm | Filed Under how-to, nerdiness, scams, Social Media
Over the past few weeks I have noticed a sharp increase of scammers trying to get my Facebook password, and not too long ago a few people I know actually fell prey to it. Recently there was an outbreak of of similar activity on Twitter, where the attempts were being spread through direct messages, and [...]
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