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I didn't say anything that isn't completely public knowledge. And let's not forget that MS once employed Robert Scoble. So we can't be all bad. EDIT: and let's
by antics 13y ago
I didn't say anything that isn't completely public knowledge. And let's not forget that MS once employed Robert Scoble. So we can't be all bad.
EDIT: and let's be realistic. The papers on search that come out of MSR expose way more about our infrastructure than the paltry sum presented in this post.
- jamesaguilar 13y agoInsiders can often link bits of public knowledge in a way that effectively discloses confidential information. Every company has a different threshold for where this is, so maybe you're on the safe side of that for your org. BTW, I'm not trying to accuse you of malfeasance, I'm just saying I wouldn't do what you're doing.
- antics 13y agoHmmmmm. Well that is definitely worrying...
- antics 13y agoFun update, a Google executive just emailed me to say how much he liked this post. So there's that.
- jamesaguilar 13y agoYour competitor enjoys hearing about the dysfunction in your org and some back slapping about how great a job Google is doing? Surprise surprise. :P
- antics 13y agoEr, what? I didn't say anything about dysfunction and I didn't pat anyone on the back. I did say things about the inherent difficulties of competing in the space though.