things that make you want to kill your self

[Quill]

 http://www.myspace.com/clockcrew

[Slurpee]

not hip on the web 2.0 social networking craze, quill?

[Quill]

I figured this was still kinda underground.
I didn't think we were that big of sell outs.

[Slurpee]

You were wrong.

To console yourself, you can buy a duck.fla t-shirt at our zazzle store, or buy one of our CD's, so you can listen to it while browsing our YouTube channel.

[Quill]

thank you
now where did I put my gun?

[Steve]

i came here to post


telling you








to actually go through with your plans

[Losperman]

El oh el @ "underground" and "sellouts."

[Lump Clock]

Does this mean you're gonna quite the CC, Quill?

[CrustClock]

that pastel drawing is pretty sweet

[MonsterMunch]

Clock Crew = With the times

[Biblo]

http://clockcrew.cc/talk/showpost.php?p=1435295&postcount=1

[joliet_jane]

I guess it has to be done because everyone does it. Even some professional librarians think that having Facebook and MySpace pages are a good way to promote library services-- even though it's not. I've read in marketing magazines that they are not good for marketing purposes.

3 weeks ago I tried to explain this at a conference during a panel discussion about Web 2.0 meant to introduce 40+ yr. old librarians to the concept. I was told I would have 20 min. and prepared a 20 min. presentation. The moderator didn't do his job and I ended up with 5 min.
At least I had time to define "Web 2.0" and explain what it actually is. (I was the only person on the panel who remembered to do that, no kidding.)