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Unfortunately, the word 'elitist' has pretty strong negative connotations. It's definitely enough calling someone an elitist to be considered personal invective
by nemof 13y ago
Unfortunately, the word 'elitist' has pretty strong negative connotations. It's definitely enough calling someone an elitist to be considered personal invective, though I recognise that this was not your intent.
- 001sky 13y agoUnfortunately, the word 'elitist' has pretty strong negative connotations. There are various flavours of elitism, and frankly the political ones are pretty remote from the run-of-the mill business strategy that inspires many, including the likes of Svbtle. You can read up all about in this look at the marketing[1] of nightlife in NYC. http://static.ow.ly/docs/Marquee%20Harvard%20Business%20School%20Case%20Study_1495.pdf http://static.ow.ly/docs/Marquee%20Harvard%20Business%20Scho... [1] Elitist, by some standards. Run of the mill, by others.