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- Sphinn It!
Posted By: DavidWallace 347 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.seo-scoop.com) my network
Category: SEM Industry
12 Comments
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Who Desphunn This Topic what is desphinn?
mike
07/22/2008 06:11am
I like the article, but think we need to avoid these discussions fullstop. Well said Dionna, but collectively - ENOUGH!



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Thanks for sphinning this, David. .. and thanks for writing it, Donna. I've largely given up on Sphinn for all the reasons that Donna mentions. As I believe Thumper's mom said "if you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all". It's very simplistic but it produces a much better culture than what we're seeing at the moment.
I hope everyone reads this because the last few weeks have been ridiculous. We're destroying and abusing the very nature of social media. Which is ironic when so many of the articles we produce ourselves describe processes to leverage social media.
The sooner we get over this 'controversy is king' phase the better. When did it become anti-social media?
We're destroying and abusing the very nature of social media. Which is ironic when so many of the articles we produce ourselves describe processes to leverage social media.
James Duthie - We're destroying and abusing the very nature of social media. Which is ironic when so many of the articles we produce ourselves describe processes to leverage social media.
Mass - We're destroying and abusing the very nature of social media. Which is ironic when so many of the articles we produce ourselves describe processes to leverage social media.
I assume this is a bot?
New to Spinn, so I need to take a closer look at the Spinn situation. But, I can say in general that I am rather tired about Black Hat SEOS knocking White Hat SEO and their putting entirely the wrong Spinn on Natural Organic SEO.
I know I'm not a bot Glen. Can't speak for Massa though.
I desphunn this, not because I didn't enjoy or agree with the article, but because, well, the whole genre of article should be avoided.
It is sad an artuicle like this needed to be written, but that doesn't change the fact that these sort of "meta-discussions" are the problem, no matter what side they support.
So, lets put this to bed, eh? All of it. The pro, the con, the indifferent. Lets just go back to learning and sharing, and not talking about how we learn and share, and who is right, wrong, mean, nasty, a victim, victimised or anything else.
Can we? Pretty please? For Mikey :looks all coquettish:
Hmmm ... vicious nastiness. Kinda repetitive, no? Sorry, couldn't resist lol :). jk around, don't lacerate me.
I was totally going to Sphinn this earlier but I was beaten to it - great article Donna!
And unfortunately, something that needs to be brought up every once in a while, as constant attacking and in-fighting don't really help anyone and can even have a negative effect on the industry as a whole.
not a bot -- can't post more than two lines :(
@massa
Hope you get it sorted out Bob, your posts are always worth a read
Google being so picky about duplicate content is the real driving force. Seems like Google just loves to snap up the latest gossip, while it totally snubs serious posts on serious subjects.