Topic: Is it okay to post a new topic again?
Anonymous A started this discussion 11 years ago #38,883
Or is this one going to be instantly deleted too?Anonymous B joined in and replied with this 11 years ago, 9 minutes later[^] [v] #518,277
Easy answer.
Ask self why topics have been deleted. When you fully - totally - understand this...Then write a topic on paper and edit it for a few days before deciding to post it.
Ask self why topics have been deleted. When you fully - totally - understand this...Then write a topic on paper and edit it for a few days before deciding to post it.
Anonymous A (OP) replied with this 11 years ago, 4 minutes later, 14 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #518,278
Anonymous B replied with this 11 years ago, 25 minutes later, 39 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #518,280
@previous (A)
Doubt that.
Not one of my topics has been deleted. Only a very few replies deleted.
Huffington continues to ask me for content. I only do it when an editor is available to cover my ass.
The problem with Huffington by the way is that they made a formal decision not to pay volunteer bloggers. About the only way to get paid and they do pay. One needs someone to recommend you to Huffington and then They have to want your content The trick is not offering content until they step up the requests. Only then do they offer to pay and the pay is good. I am not in it for the money. Its good for my ego. But Huffington also is smart enough to NOT continue to offer anyone a dime unless the content gets a lot of attention. One has to be provocative enough to get a mass of replies or else you're quickly toast.
My ego will not allow me to end up as toast. So I figure its best to say Not available currently
Also Huffington is one of the rare companies that pays internes. Not just pays them - they pay several dollars over the minimum wage. On the negative sid, there are a slew of people willing to write content for free so one cannot blame them for taking advantage of such. Why pay when there are people standing in line giving up free content.
My bottom line is that technical expertise should be paid for. That is IF its going to make money for someone. Besides I have dropped enough quality stock tips that have made people a lot of cold hard cash. I tried that here and doubt one person was brite nuff to buy a few shares of a 25 cent stock which shot up to $4:25 quickly. On Huffington I made that same tip and many bought in2 the stock.
Betting a few corporate people at Huffington did as well which is perhaps one reason, they may think I can feed them more of the same - Alas the law limits how often I can get away with such
Doubt that.
Not one of my topics has been deleted. Only a very few replies deleted.
Huffington continues to ask me for content. I only do it when an editor is available to cover my ass.
The problem with Huffington by the way is that they made a formal decision not to pay volunteer bloggers. About the only way to get paid and they do pay. One needs someone to recommend you to Huffington and then They have to want your content The trick is not offering content until they step up the requests. Only then do they offer to pay and the pay is good. I am not in it for the money. Its good for my ego. But Huffington also is smart enough to NOT continue to offer anyone a dime unless the content gets a lot of attention. One has to be provocative enough to get a mass of replies or else you're quickly toast.
My ego will not allow me to end up as toast. So I figure its best to say Not available currently
Also Huffington is one of the rare companies that pays internes. Not just pays them - they pay several dollars over the minimum wage. On the negative sid, there are a slew of people willing to write content for free so one cannot blame them for taking advantage of such. Why pay when there are people standing in line giving up free content.
My bottom line is that technical expertise should be paid for. That is IF its going to make money for someone. Besides I have dropped enough quality stock tips that have made people a lot of cold hard cash. I tried that here and doubt one person was brite nuff to buy a few shares of a 25 cent stock which shot up to $4:25 quickly. On Huffington I made that same tip and many bought in2 the stock.
Betting a few corporate people at Huffington did as well which is perhaps one reason, they may think I can feed them more of the same - Alas the law limits how often I can get away with such
Anonymous C joined in and replied with this 11 years ago, 6 minutes later, 45 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #518,282
Anonymous B replied with this 11 years ago, 13 minutes later, 59 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #518,285
@previous (C)
OK if you say so.
Work nite done and client is billed for so fucking much perhaps it will teach them a lesson? Naw its now down to a robot doing approvals on bills from approved vendor list. Some auditor will come in one day and make a fuss but it will be wayyyy to late. Fuck them for wasting my time cause they failed to train people who work for them - he they did train such people and then a few months later laid them off. Stupid fools.
G'd nite n I will remember I no rite for Huffington as they never do publish technical stuff.
OK if you say so.
Work nite done and client is billed for so fucking much perhaps it will teach them a lesson? Naw its now down to a robot doing approvals on bills from approved vendor list. Some auditor will come in one day and make a fuss but it will be wayyyy to late. Fuck them for wasting my time cause they failed to train people who work for them - he they did train such people and then a few months later laid them off. Stupid fools.
G'd nite n I will remember I no rite for Huffington as they never do publish technical stuff.