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It's certainly not the clearest post the man has ever made but I think there are some lessons to be learned from the meta-content of it all. To my eyes there a
by TomOfTTB 17y ago
It's certainly not the clearest post the man has ever made but I think there are some lessons to be learned from the meta-content of it all.
To my eyes there are two lessons here...
1. If you treat people fairly and truly have a good reputation in a community that will do more to defend your reputation than anything else. Because people will stand up for you.
2. If you are a person who has been treated fairly by someone else you should start thinking of it as your duty to defend them against attacks. Because in a world where an anonymous person can ruin someone's reputation it's up to all of us to protect each other against such attacks.
Again he wasn't very clear and I have no inside information but those seemed to be the clear lessons (at least IMHO)
- fredwilson 17y agoagreed. it was not my best post. i could and should have done better. but you have captured the essence of it thank you
- gfodor 17y agoMaybe it's just because I haven't had any coffee today, but I failed to pick up on this to the depth you have, so thank you for bringing it to the surface. I think the original post should point to or incorporate this.
- messel 17y agoDisqus should pull in the reactions. Unfortunately I don't think they give the blog author tools to highlight select favorites, or to weight them by community votes
- messel 17y agonice Tom, 3 musketeers meets the social web.