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Ha, every time someone writes about Craigslist, it's like checking in on the Big Lebowski: "Still abiding?" "Yep." "Anything new?" "Nope." "Should I ask the sam
by NickDouglas 19y ago
Ha, every time someone writes about Craigslist, it's like checking in on the Big Lebowski: "Still abiding?" "Yep." "Anything new?" "Nope." "Should I ask the same six questions every other reporter does, which I'd realize if I bothered Googling your name before I interview you?" "Sure."
- bootload 19y ago'... every time someone writes about Craigslist, it's like checking in on the Big Lebowski: "Still abiding?" "Yep." ...' good observation. It's worth posting because the dude (Craigslist) is A) the anti-pattern to those who say the only way after you get big is to advertise (missing the point you annoy your users beyond distraction) and B) nobody believes (and probably why its a story) that Craigslist has not sold out and pursued the megabucks that could cough be made with greater advertising.