I think it is all in the mindset. I've met CEO's that think they can walk on water "Oh, Calgon - take it away..." And I've met CEO's who actually still do the grunt work. I prefer the latter because you should never forget where you began...
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I think it is all in the mindset. I've met CEO's that think they can walk on water "Oh, Calgon - take it away..." And I've met CEO's who actually still do the grunt work. I prefer the latter because you should never forget where you began...
But I can't forget about 2007 and what they did to seclists.org...
I really enjoyed reading 'greedy routing.'
Cheers, /Bev
I have great instincts and noticed strange things happening prior to the first fan page removal. 1- You can't login and start to get messages that your account is currently unavailable due to site issues. 2- they do not send an email or reason why your fan page was removed. 3- your fan page still shows up in facebook search but you can't access it. So today I posted about "Facebook Application permissions and how to take control of them." The same three steps I listed above occurred again...
The Cocoon Firefox plug-in is all about Internet security and privacy and has options to block 3d party ad servers and Facebook tracking - obviously this does not play well with Facebook.
Cocoon had under 300 fans - so they could easily squash the page(s.) I need people like you to help (I'm not sure how yet) but I know you have big voices and potentially big feet - to move this post ahead so that it gets noticed.
Can you help out?