Monthly Archives: September 2004

Your job and supply and demand

Job problems? Have a look at Escaping a dead-end job on David’s blog, Ripples. This is the best kind of writing because it doesn’t just describe a problem it suggests ways of dealing with it. One of the things that … Continue reading

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12 rules for Web writing

The other day I came across something I wrote three years ago (somewhere around 2000 – 2001). It was rules for writing for the Web. I think I made this list to help get my thoughts straight. The rules are … Continue reading

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Canada, the Internet and copyright – lock up your daughters!

Being a Canadian, it kills me to say this but … we are such a country of idiots! I can’t really comment on this rationally right now because I’m just too angry, but … Only a Canadian could come up … Continue reading

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A contradictory time of year

We’re about to pass into what is officially fall though in this part of the world it has felt like autumn for some time now. Summer made a very early and hasty retreat this year. Personally, I find this a … Continue reading

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Respect customers and yourself – ends and means

In the various blogs I visit, and in other sources, I continually come across discussions about customers and their experience of businesses, large and small. One of the themes that pops up frequently is respect, as in Seth Godin’s recent … Continue reading

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