For those of you who use Social Media (be it Google Plus, Twitter, Facebook) is there a sweet spot for the number of posts a person should make in a day/week? How much is so little you think they abandoned or at least aren’t interested? How much is too much that you tend to ignore their posts and probably miss good things from them but can’t weed through all the noise? How does resharing/retweeting posts factor?
I have my own thoughts but want to hear from you.
So here it is. The final compilation poster image of my Seven Deadly Sins series.
And as many of you recommended all week, the above poster image, shirts, buttons, magnets and more are now available at WackSack.com – the official Beartoons.com store).
UPDATE: GET THIS AND OTHER DEADLY SINS T-SHIRT, POSTERS ETC AT OUR STORE
Today is part four in a series of the Seven Deadly Sins Cartoons. This one focuses on the sin or Anger or Wrath (but who knows what wrath means anymore)
Of all the sins, this is the one I probably suffer from the least. I am just not an angry person. Things don’t get me too upset. But if I am, you better watch out because you have pushed me too far.
I think life is too short to be an asshole (maybe I’ll make that saying into a tshirt…haha). There are people who walk around constantly with a chip on their shoulder as if the world owes them something. It doesn’t, so please stop thinking the world revolves around you; it revolves around me (oops there goes my “pride” coming in early).
I read something by author/blogger Seth Godin recently that technology hasn’t brought people together as many claim but rather created anonymous interactions where people are empowered to be assholes (my words not his) Couldn’t find the link. The utter vileness that people spew on the net that they wouldn’t dare say to someone they know or even face to face baffles me. But it goes beyond that. Politically, disagreeing with the government is not enough. The sheer vile anger towards Bush and now Obama shows that when it comes to meanness, it crosses the political spectrum.
Please don’t look behind you.
