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	<title>Comments on: Nail This Web 2.0 Thingy</title>
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		<title>By: Allen Taylor</title>
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		<dc:creator>Allen Taylor</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 08 Mar 2008 13:37:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Great post! I agree 100%. I get so tired of the jerky come-ons and turn-offs of some Internet marketers that treat social networks like some kind of meat market for their triple wingy-dingy glow-in-the-dark widget with a turbo-charged blow torch add-on. Look, if I wanted your product I&#039;d be looking for you. I&#039;ve started ignoring friends requests from people who look like they&#039;re just trying to find another way to attack me with their ads. And if I add a friend and they send me more than one offer per week for three weeks in a row then I drop them. I&#039;m not playing games. I&#039;m there to network, not exchange elevator pitches and TV commercials masquerading as business cards. If your profile doesn&#039;t tell me that you have an interest in what I&#039;m there to network for then you won&#039;t be added to my friends list. Don&#039;t waste my time and I won&#039;t waste yours. Excellent post!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great post! I agree 100%. I get so tired of the jerky come-ons and turn-offs of some Internet marketers that treat social networks like some kind of meat market for their triple wingy-dingy glow-in-the-dark widget with a turbo-charged blow torch add-on. Look, if I wanted your product I&#8217;d be looking for you. I&#8217;ve started ignoring friends requests from people who look like they&#8217;re just trying to find another way to attack me with their ads. And if I add a friend and they send me more than one offer per week for three weeks in a row then I drop them. I&#8217;m not playing games. I&#8217;m there to network, not exchange elevator pitches and TV commercials masquerading as business cards. If your profile doesn&#8217;t tell me that you have an interest in what I&#8217;m there to network for then you won&#8217;t be added to my friends list. Don&#8217;t waste my time and I won&#8217;t waste yours. Excellent post!</p>
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