Eric_Peterson

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by Eric_Peterson 15y ago
"...I mean, EE was actively making the Internet a worse place..." How so? Besides Mr Atwood picking the only available target and hiding his own ignorance of EE's culture, systems and processes behind hyperbole that can charitably be descri
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by Eric_Peterson 15y ago
peeters, "I'm not sure if you believe that or not... I have yield an EE result over SO." Without knowing your username, I can't comment except to say that unlike SO, EE has built systems over the past couple of years -- at the community's
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by Eric_Peterson 15y ago
No, it wasn't my decision; it was a series of decisions the other Admins and I adamantly opposed that were taken in the misguided belief that EE's problems were strictly SEO-related (with the 2007 launch), and that those problems could be m
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by Eric_Peterson 15y ago
Senior Administrator at Experts Exchange, here. A lot of the people who are involved in some way in Stack Overflow don't know s--t from apple butter about Experts Exchange. "In that equation there's one person asking a question and one pers
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by Eric_Peterson 15y ago
http://beta.experts-exchange.com It took us a while to convince EE to change its strategy, but with some help from a giant Panda, EE has been convinced to implement a "Freemium" model at the end of the month when it launches a completely
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by Eric_Peterson 15y ago
FrejNorling, Thanks for posting this. If you want to see what's coming, visit http://beta.experts-exchange.com for a sneak preview. ep
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by Eric_Peterson 15y ago
New? EE started in 1996. If anyone's a copycat, it's SO, and they weren't even the first. EE went the venture capital route in the last century, and did exactly what SO is doing now: burning through money trying to build eyeballs with no bu