April 2008

Rethinking the blog comment policy

Ever read something on this site and feel like you need to respond? Apparently, you’re not the only one.
In the past two weeks, I have received at least ten emails or Twitter messages asking me why I have disabled comments on Eloquation; most of them requested that I open up comments and allow the conversation […]

Really achieving my childhood dreams

I have a friend who lives in London that makes me incredibly happy every time I see her. Not only do we always have a wonderful time together, but she always challenges me, asks me questions that get me thinking about the world and my place within it.
Last night, as we were out for a […]

Unsolicited Testimonial: Working Class Heroes

Working Class Heroes makes sleeves for your laptop and other electronics from high quality wool felt and leather. Their products combine quality craftsmanship with excellent aesthetics and protection and come shipped with care from Austria within a few days.
The Experience
After buying my Macbook Pro, I spent a good two weeks looking for the perfect sleeve […]

Twitter account for sale, and other bad ideas

Andrew Baron’s decision to sell his Twitter account has caused quite the stir. And while I’m not quite sure if this is an elaborate hoax or a calculated PR stunt, I do know one thing:
It’s a very bad idea.
Buying a pre-packaged community is a bad idea, clearly, but selling your audience is just as bad. […]

How a ‘genius’ made my day

It’s story-telling time.
This tale took place some months ago, but I was inspired to share it with you all by a post Michael Sippey on his recent experience at an Apple Store Genius Bar.
Once upon a time…
…I was sitting on a table in front of the Apple Store Yorkdale, using the free wireless to catch […]