6th March 2008

Sitesell = blacklist

I’ve made a big mistake of subscribing to Sitesell.com and I cannot get unsubscribed. They’re already in violated of FCC rules for not providing an unsubscribe link. I’m getting bombarded with their emails and am at my wit’s end to stop it!

So this is my deafbiz.com policy - any deaf related website using sitesell.com web builder will be immediately removed from the link directory, no question asked. If you plead with me to get back on the list, your pleas will be ignored. Use another website builder program!
This is my message to Ken Evoy (even though he said he’s an MD, I call b.s. on that) - get me off your f****** mailing list!

Today, many Internet services provider are offering a combination of services including internet transit, domain nameregistration, business hosting and internet marketing plan. Affiliate marketing is a fruitfull methds for internet marketing and results in positive co-citation if done properly i.e. Secuirty software company should provide link to some new research related to internetsecurity. Along with security and marketing strategies, a website may require specific and purpose built reseller hosting.

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9th November 2007

Modern Day Deaf Printer Union?

Just an observation that I’m seeing so many deaf people working for Relay Services that it just reminds me of deaf printers union.

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5th November 2007

Twitter

I haven’t yet started using Twitter but I have no doubt that the deaf community will catch on to it (witness twittering during the San Diego Fires).

So I found an excellent guide of twittering etiquette.

The Big Juicy Twitter Guide

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5th November 2007

Another social network for jobs

Get ready to KickStart your career! Think of Facebook with serious networking.

Already there’s one for Gallaudet , RIT, and CSUN, but not NTID.   At least not yet.

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