Not So Deep Thoughts

May 16

Al Getler and Online Reputation ManagementI had an interesting opportunity today, Al Getler asked me to participate in his latest venture – L…View Post

Al Getler and Online Reputation Management

I had an interesting opportunity today, Al Getler asked me to participate in his latest venture – L…

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Jan 26

Casey Movers’ continues to feel the wrath of the Streisand EffectView Post

Casey Movers’ continues to feel the wrath of the Streisand Effect

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Jan 20

Graduating from Enthusiast to ProfessionalView Postshared via WordPress.com

Graduating from Enthusiast to Professional

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Nov 10

Casey Movers Threatens To Sue Me Over Bad Review
See the Casey Movers post about how they are trying to threaten and intimidate customers.

Casey Movers Threatens To Sue Me Over Bad Review

See the Casey Movers post about how they are trying to threaten and intimidate customers.

Nov 01

How Exaggeration Ruins Everything

I saw a story posted on BoingBoing this afternoon about how the Portland police department had posted mugshots of the people they arrested during Occupy Portland.

It really doesn’t matter where you stand on the actual goodness or badness of that part of the story, because the following line is what drove me to post this…

“As inadvisable police tactics around Occupy Wall Street go, this feels like it’s right up there with tear gassing people in wheelchairs”

Really? Posting a mugshot of someone who knowingly broke the law is on par with gassing people in wheelchairs?

That is the kind of ridiculous exaggeration that stops an entire conversation. In real life if someone said that, you just shake your head and walk away because you realize that they’re mentally compromised.