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If you are tired of it, ignore it. IMHO. Don't tell others what to do. Using your logic we've had to tell people to shut up about Apple, Google and Microsoft as
by onreact-com 17y ago
If you are tired of it, ignore it. IMHO. Don't tell others what to do. Using your logic we've had to tell people to shut up about Apple, Google and Microsoft as well.
- bad_user 17y ago> Don't tell others what to do Why not? Everybody does it, including you in the above sentence :) > Using your logic we've had to tell people to shut up about Apple, Google and Microsoft as well No, that's not the logic of my post. And yes, I would prefer if fewer articles were about established businesses or about business that haven't found a business model and there's none in sight ... and more about new ways of thinking, new algorithms, new technological breakthroughs and new business models (that are actually working). Maybe Twitter is alluring because it is a simple, yet very popular service. But you're not going to implement the next Twitter and all the low-hanging fruits have already been taken.
- onreact-com 17y ago"> Don't tell others what to do Why not?" Because it's rude, condescending and self righteous. "Everybody does it, including you in the above sentence :)" In German we say "how you shout into the woods so it echoes." I won't argue with all the pessimism you uttered later but it's astounding how some people manage to deny even to most gigantic successes) A billion? Boooh!