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Ken Brand
December 9, 2009 at 4:24 pm
It’s important to talk about these new tools, the in’s and out’s and the good, bad and uglies – so thanks:-)
Personally, I’m with you and your advice is platinum – don’t be a knuckle head, be wise.
I like that I can use it when I want. I also think that the illusion of privacy is exactly that, if you use a debit/credit card or cell phone, some big brain can figure out where you’ve been and what you’re up to.
Bottom line, since they exist, I’ll use them as wisely as I can, to help me succeed as quickly and conveniently as I can. When new privacy barriers go into place, I’ll adopt those too.
Cheers.
Amy Cesario
December 12, 2009 at 10:07 pm
In trying to find a happy medium, sending out a geo notification that sends a twitter update and updates my calendar is a great tool for tracking my time and keeping records. Sometimes though, I sent the notification when I left as opposed to when I arrived. Is that deceitful? What thrills me are the people I have met through these tools, knowing a little bit about them on line, then having a conversation and ultimately meeting face to face and expanding my network, I would not have met some amazing people without taking the risk of using tools like these.