For the Anti-Ads folks.....we're trying, trying our
hardest to get some options presented to the decision makers. We're also
trying to get in the loop to review future responses to the press when
it pertains to this product.
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Thank you.
Virginia
yep.... still sucking. Thank you for all you do and are trying to do. judi
In the Army, and when units are "over here" instead of "over there," some units will make a training opportunity out of "promoting" a lower-level soldier to "First Sergeant for a Day" or "Commander for a Day."
Some of the changes these lower-level troops come up with are actually very ingenious and present great solutions to problems.
I don't suppose AOL would go out of their way to listen to your recommendations - and actually solve a major customer service SNAFU?
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.... and by the way, I don't suppose you can talk to me about the possibility of restoring a wrongfully-deleted Journal?!
Yoel,
That is - a journal that AOL deleted over a TOS violation that AOL later-admitted (and is now giving my 18-months of free service because of) did not exist.
Armand
are the ads gone???? There are a whole lot of us sitting around monitors at this moment. judi
The ads haven't gone away. :-(
golly... we were really hopeful last night. People all over this country were staring and IM'ing. It was the first ray of hope since this whole mess happened. :(:(:( judi
I'd like to suggest that when the PR people talk to the press in the future, they're more accurate. Unless someone (I don't recall her name) was misquoted, the comment that the ads were in keeping with other free blogging services were laughable. I have both Blogger and LiveJournal blogs and both are ad-free. Blogger removed its ads when it put in the top navbar in mid-2004. And these are both very popular, widely-used free blogging services.
options: 1. get rid of the ads. 2. makes them so small that you would need a magnifying glass 3. list the names of the exec so communication can be direct.
and press releases...what freaking number was she using? this is the Internet, did she think that throwing a random number would get pass people?
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