This is a masterpiece! I only regret that I didn’t think of this myself. Hooray for Bedjumping!
As a former band nerd, I have to like this video. I am pretty sure it’s somewhere in my contract. Catchy song, too.
So, I signed up for this site at Cuppy’s suggestion - I am taking 1 photo every day, for a year. Right now am doing this with my iPhone - but I am hoping to get a better camera soon so I can take better pictures.
My cat kept grabbing Eric’s tush. I had to snap a picture.
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This… is amazing. I don’t even know where to start on this.
I am embarrassed/proud to say that if this were a fitted tee, I would totally wear it.
While I am not at CES - I always take an interest in up and coming technologies.
Personally, I read a lot. We’ve established this. However, I don’t like to lug books around - so I have been looking at e-readers, but none have caught my eye. The Kindle’s nice and all, but it’s kind of small for my tastes. However, the Skiff e-reader is looking pretty cool!
The larger display looks to me like it’d be perfect for one of my favorite nerdy little habits - comic books! I’m keeping an eye on this one, I’d love to have something light and durable to tote around my geek fix with.
I came across an interesting discussion on LinkedIn - what department is a Community Manager in? I found this post helpful - it parallels what I think about community management. It’s somewhere in between support & marketing & PR.
You serve the community and champion their causes when appropriate… but you also want to get the word out, and promote the cool stuff that’s coming up! There’s a fine balance - you don’t want to come off as though you’re spouting propaganda. In my opinion, a good community manager or team will be able to share the info their users want, without going overboard into “TL;DR” land.
What’s your take?