andymatic

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by andymatic 15y ago
Three to six months is an acceptable period of 'crunch time'? That's just shitty planning.
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by andymatic 15y ago
They said they didn't want to be contacted. It isn't up to others to decide that they are a special case. Any marketer would find the wiggle room to make their email a special case.
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by andymatic 15y ago
"The four most expensive words in the English language are 'this time it's different.'" - John Templeton
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by andymatic 15y ago
My buzzword at work this week is going to be F-commerce.
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by andymatic 15y ago
Heads up this is a 'pivot' - the initial site was a social network for gay men called Fabulis. They then rebranded to artsy/design discounts. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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by andymatic 15y ago
Exactly. There's an existing media ecosystem to support these types of companies that perpetuates itself.
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by andymatic 16y ago
Why not just write a WordPress plugin that does the same thing and focus on building out the membership?
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by andymatic 16y ago
No.
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by andymatic 16y ago
But failed hubris is in their usual scope.
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by andymatic 16y ago
Also relevant http://www.stateofworkingamerica.org/pages/interactive#/?sta...
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by andymatic 16y ago
It's the people not the software? >shudders< ;)
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by andymatic 16y ago
I'm just glad we didn't kill Piggy.
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by andymatic 16y ago
So he's mad he can't be The Star?
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by andymatic 16y ago
They aren't familiar with not getting what they want.
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by andymatic 16y ago
He thinks he invented cross-posting?
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by andymatic 16y ago
This is a very important point and really takes into account a lot of WordPress's growth.
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by andymatic 16y ago
Yeah I'm sure they'll get right on that.