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Hey, here's an idea, Mashable. How about an article or two about Facebook? I really want to learn more about this Facebook thing. I don't know why you don't write about Facebook. I really can't find any news about Facebook. I don't know if you've heard about Facebook, but I think it might have something to do with the social web, so you might want to check it out. It's called Facebook - like Face, and then Book, but one word - Facebook. I really don't think there are any other social web sites out there other than Facebook, so you should really do an article about Facebook. Mmmm'K?
kthnxbai (see what I did there? It's saying the opposite of what I mean. Kind of like saying "Troll me!" when you really want people to kiss your butt. Then I ended with a lame Interwebz meme, so maybe you could understand at least one part of my post, since most of it sailed right over your heads.)
LOL... Mark Zuckerberg meet Bill Gates... Bill Gates meet Mark Zuckerberg... Business as usual for these twins.
Q1: when you walk into a seafood restaurant, do you complain "fish, fish, FISH! all you guys ever serve here is FISH!!!"?
Q2: did you not notice the subheader of this blog, the one that says "SOCIAL NETWORKING NEWS" (caps are my emphasis, since you obviously need some glasses)
Q3: now given that this blog is about SOCIAL NETWORKING NEWS, and there's even a FRIGGIN' SUBTAB for Facebook here, what part of this blog's branding might have given you the impression that we WOULDN'T be talking about the #1 (or #2 if you insist) social networking platform in the In-Tar-Web?
jesus h christ. you oughta try reading the SIGN above the next bathroom you enter... you probably scare the ladies.
tard.
- dmc
ps - @drupal: stick with the spelling vitriol... caving immediately thereafter just makes you look scatterbrained.
There are literally hundreds of social networking sites - and not half of them have even been mentioned by name on this site. I'm not saying you have to treat all sites equally by any means - but when every other article is about - even the number 1 site (as in if there were no controversy) - it's a bit lopsided in its coverage. I see 5 other tabs up there (6 if you count "all") seems to me that those other "Big names" might be doing something newsworthy, too.
And for someone involved in *ahem* "500 Startups" - I would think you would be in favor of throwing some press to the little guy. But hey, since *you* will never be covered here, why should any of your competitors, right?
i can't believe you're giving *anyone* shit about editorial guidelines & commentary when you're a PayPerPost shill.
congrats on that PayPerPost blog of the day award... that will really take you places.
(cough)
You might want to refocus your glasses on the little link that says "Reply to this comment". It saves you from having to try to explain to the person you are talking to.
As far as my relationship to PayPerPost, I've gone in depth explaining why I believe that giving my honest opinions on good and services is a better way (read more honest) to monetize my blog than through gaudy banner ads (like this site has). I also think it's funny that a person who is involved in "500 startups" (cough) would be against a blogger trying to monetize their blog, (via a startup, I might add). But, hey, if disclosing (on every page of my blog) that I get paid to review things (and don't allow the payment to sway my opinion, btw) makes me a shill, I guess anyone who has received an evaluation unit would be as much of a shill as I am. There have been reviews that I have taken were I literally said that this site sucks, don't use it, avoid it. You should only go to the site to see what it looks like so you won't stumble on it later and forget that it's a bad site.
But hey, thanks for playing, and best of luck getting that $100 gift card for leaving a comment on a website, shill.
"the company’s integrity is being called into question"
...Facebook didn't have any integrity from the start, so how can it be called into question?