marksinclair

Sadly I don't think the "post intersting stuff" really works on Twitter. I read a great article that agreed with me and it basically said, "who is popular on Twitter? People that are famous." They don't post interesting things usually. Heck, they usually don't even pay attention to the people …

I am working on a single promotional video as we speak for my main site, though it takes time, because it's pure Animation. I have a couple ideas for other videos but it's difficult because I don't necessary want my own face broadcasted all over the web. I really want …

No, I would absolutely not pay for something that vague. If the class was an exhaustive course that was practically guaranteed to be able to help you build an online community, then it MIGHT be worth that. But still probably not.

Who cares what a couple does. It's up to them. If you don't want to share your login information, don't. If you are eager to share it with your significant other, then go for it. No one is stopping you.

I really have not heard of Google Wave. And I keep up on Search Engine stuff for the most part. What is it?

I don't think it matters with Kanye. People see by now that even when he apologizes it doesn't mean much. The guy is whacko. As for it being staged, I doubt it. Maybe they originally planned to stage something, but then they realized that Kanye was going to be there …

I don't really have a chief competitor for my main site. If I did I would at least have an idea of where to begin. It's frustrating.

I orginally got Facebook purely for the friends aspect, and was willing to accept anyone that invited me. Of course, this was before there were any businesses. You also had to go to a college and use a college e-mail so spamming wasn't really possible. Right now, I keep it …