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I speak my mind shrug. I think it's better to say what you think than say nothing at all. Either you love 'nuggets' of "wisdom" like this, or you hate them. I
by axod 16y ago
I speak my mind shrug. I think it's better to say what you think than say nothing at all.
Either you love 'nuggets' of "wisdom" like this, or you hate them.
It might have also been the [tweet] spam buttons that got on my nerves (Makes you tweet out the 'nugget' with a bitly link back to the page).
- mikegreenberg 16y agoOpinions are fantastic. The problem here is that your opinions are meaningless unless you support them. And whether you choose to back up your opinion or not in a meaningful way is the difference between reading/commenting on news _here_ versus reading/commenting on news _most_ other places.
- Jabbles 16y agoThe problem here is that your opinions are meaningless unless you support them. I think that was axod's main problem with the article.
- run4yourlives 16y agoI think 37Signals has done enough to support their particular opinions though, whereas I'm not sure you can say the same for axod, but I will stand corrected.
- axod 16y agoI'm not the one charging $1000 per seat for my wisdom ;)
- run4yourlives 16y agoSales Lesson #1 - Value is determined by the purchaser. See: $300 purses, $250 running shoes, $1500 Business class tickets.
- mikegreenberg 16y agoThat may be, but how should I know that? Until the singularity occurs, the best of intentions aren't an appropriate substitution for even the weakest attempt.