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Honestly, I have to agree with a lot of the commentators on TC. I am not quite sure what Steve was getting at there. Anyone else feel this way? And if someone d
by raju 18y ago
Honestly, I have to agree with a lot of the commentators on TC. I am not quite sure what Steve was getting at there. Anyone else feel this way? And if someone did figure out what he was getting get, care to elaborate?
- seiji 18y agoThe writeup makes no sense. It doesn't even meet basic standards for english grammar and understandability. From the page: "On Microsoft’s side, Twitter needs to end the rivalry between Exchange and SQL Server on the delivery side"
- unexpected 18y agowow, and I thought it was just me. Seriously, did he read (and re-read) what he wrote before he published it?
- aston 18y agoI always know a Gillmor post because my eyes start glossing over by paragraph two. Something about the way he puts together his prose makes it very difficult to gain any information from his words. "But each chink in the old Microsoft armor cuts two ways..." means what, exactly? edit--Here's another gem from his comments: "Kool Aid flows in both directions." His mixed metaphors are really, really sloppy. I'm probably going to have to start collecting these crazy quotes.
- astrec 18y agoThe piece was about as concrete as a corporate mission statement, and just as prosaic. Someone should send him a copy of "Made To Stick: Why some ideas survive and others die" - Chip & Dan Heath.