Comments on: Debbie Weil asks for comments on alliconnect, and gets thrashed for it http://trishussey.com/2007/07/12/debbie-weil-asks-for-comments-on-alliconnect-and-gets-thrashed-for-it/ Social Media News, WordPress Info and Opinion from Tris Hussey author of Create Your Own Blog, Using WordPress and Teach Yourself Foursquare Tue, 07 Feb 2012 02:57:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jonathan Trenn http://trishussey.com/2007/07/12/debbie-weil-asks-for-comments-on-alliconnect-and-gets-thrashed-for-it/#comment-960 Jonathan Trenn Mon, 16 Jul 2007 23:53:50 +0000 http://www.trishussey.com/2007/07/12/debbie-weil-asks-for-comments-on-alliconnect-and-gets-thrashed-for-it/#comment-960 I don't see this as being above board. I see this as someone who probably felt a lot of pressure to go out an get people to comment because things weren't turning out they way they should. And she did it in a way that goes against the grain of what many see as standard operating procedure. That being said, I don't see this as being so utterly unethical. Or in the fake Wal Mart blogs. The comparison is absurd. It was a request that, at best, would have had a minor effect for a client that was probably being a pain in the arse. Put away the tar and feathers. I mean, what, the blog is a month old? It takes time to get an audience. I don't see the lack of comments as Debbie's fault. I don’t see this as being above board. I see this as someone who probably felt a lot of pressure to go out an get people to comment because things weren’t turning out they way they should. And she did it in a way that goes against the grain of what many see as standard operating procedure.

That being said, I don’t see this as being so utterly unethical. Or in the fake Wal Mart blogs. The comparison is absurd. It was a request that, at best, would have had a minor effect for a client that was probably being a pain in the arse. Put away the tar and feathers.

I mean, what, the blog is a month old? It takes time to get an audience. I don’t see the lack of comments as Debbie’s fault.

]]> By: Jonathan Trenn http://trishussey.com/2007/07/12/debbie-weil-asks-for-comments-on-alliconnect-and-gets-thrashed-for-it/#comment-11217 Jonathan Trenn Mon, 16 Jul 2007 23:53:00 +0000 http://www.trishussey.com/2007/07/12/debbie-weil-asks-for-comments-on-alliconnect-and-gets-thrashed-for-it/#comment-11217 I don't see this as being above board. I see this as someone who probably felt a lot of pressure to go out an get people to comment because things weren't turning out they way they should. And she did it in a way that goes against the grain of what many see as standard operating procedure. That being said, I don't see this as being so utterly unethical. Or in the fake Wal Mart blogs. The comparison is absurd. It was a request that, at best, would have had a minor effect for a client that was probably being a pain in the arse. Put away the tar and feathers. I mean, what, the blog is a month old? It takes time to get an audience. I don't see the lack of comments as Debbie's fault. I don’t see this as being above board. I see this as someone who probably felt a lot of pressure to go out an get people to comment because things weren’t turning out they way they should. And she did it in a way that goes against the grain of what many see as standard operating procedure.

That being said, I don’t see this as being so utterly unethical. Or in the fake Wal Mart blogs. The comparison is absurd. It was a request that, at best, would have had a minor effect for a client that was probably being a pain in the arse. Put away the tar and feathers.

I mean, what, the blog is a month old? It takes time to get an audience. I don’t see the lack of comments as Debbie’s fault.

]]> By: Better Communication Results http://trishussey.com/2007/07/12/debbie-weil-asks-for-comments-on-alliconnect-and-gets-thrashed-for-it/#comment-921 Better Communication Results Fri, 13 Jul 2007 05:42:34 +0000 http://www.trishussey.com/2007/07/12/debbie-weil-asks-for-comments-on-alliconnect-and-gets-thrashed-for-it/#comment-921 [...] become a temporary discussion point in the blogosphere, particularly around the notion of ethics. Tris Hussey has weighed in in defence of Debbie (albeit with a few caveats), and so has Steven Lewis (and the [...] [...] become a temporary discussion point in the blogosphere, particularly around the notion of ethics. Tris Hussey has weighed in in defence of Debbie (albeit with a few caveats), and so has Steven Lewis (and the [...]

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