Q: What is the best way to inflame and alienate the the SF blogosphere?
A: Call everyone who publishes their work on the internet a webscab (don’t pick it, it may become infected)
Check out the blogstorm Dr. Hendrix has started, here, and here, and here,
oh, here‘s one,
or here. . .
maybe here too. . .
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3 Comments
Anonymous · April 21, 2007 at 8:43 pm
Hey, Steve, you layout here implies that there are all these people talking about webscabs. But, no, the first three all refernce the same Howard V. Hendrix’s rant, for which he is paying dearly. It’s not a big conspiracy for one guy to bring it up, one guy whom everyone gangs up on. He’s wrong, but this truly seems like a mountain made out of a molehhill.
Best, Charlie O.
S Andrew Swann · April 21, 2007 at 9:52 pm
Hmmm..
Maybe I wasn’t clear? I was just noting how Dr. Hendrix managed to cause a blogstorm by his comments. . .
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