Jennifer Breazeale
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14 years ago @ > Blog Home - Moving beyond RSS (maybe) · 0 replies · +1 points
15 years ago @ Feld Thoughts - I’m Done With Ha... · 0 replies · +1 points
I'm with you on handshaking, I wish bowing would become more common. It's such a nice gesture, plus you can't go wrong with a bow - (unlike a handshake which can turn into a battle of strength or a limp fish. ick.)
15 years ago @ Ignighter Weblog - Logo Finalists - Pleas... · 0 replies · 0 points
15 years ago @ The Foodzie Blog - What is an artisan pro... · 0 replies · +1 points
1) First and foremost, high-quality, handcrafted [products? services?] that carries with it its own particular perspective about what it is. To somewhat oversimplify things, [products/services] that carry these attributes are generally made from extremely high-quality ingredients, in small batches, with a great deal of personal attention from skilled artisans. All of this usually means that these [products/services] cost much more to make than the “comparable” industrially produced [product/service].
2) Connecting consumers with their [product/service]. Where it comes from, who makes it, how it is connected to the world at large.
Yep, much more interesting than most companies. I'm definitely going to appropriate this definition. :)
15 years ago @ jbreazeale - Today's rant: Pas... · 0 replies · +1 points
2. Amen!
15 years ago @ jbreazeale - Tumblr Quote · 0 replies · +1 points
15 years ago @ The Foodzie Blog - I wish Coors Field was... · 0 replies · +1 points
15 years ago @ IntenseDebate Blog - Who Owns Your Comments? · 0 replies · +2 points
Blog publishers should not be able to edit comments; only delete or accept. If minor changes needed to be made (like removing a phone number or email address), then the publisher should contact the commenter and have the commenter make the changes. As for publishers "cleaning up" grammar/spelling errors, maybe they should get back to writing/publishing and let the commenter worry about how those errors will affect "their voice."