Hahahaha...:( Take a look at the post. Tweets not found. Oh Twitter, you joker.
scottmonty
· 1 year ago
Tweetpaste decided it had enough, I guess. I replaced it with good ol' HTML.
Liz
· 1 year ago
I think these are almost all very funny. It's good that people in social media can laugh about themselves.
My question is why is everyone who works in social media an "expert", "guru" or "evangelist"? There is another joke in there somewhere.
Sarah Wurrey
· 1 year ago
Why am I envisioning a Common Craft video with detailed diagrams explaining how to put in the light bulb?
(Yaaay!)
Ike Pigott
· 1 year ago
You have any idea how much those Common Craft videos cost? Besides, Lee would have a fit cutting out the swirls on the new CFC light bulbs. If he used incandescents they'd run him out of Seattle.
gregwind
· 1 year ago
I thought twitter was supposed to change everything just by its mere existence. Did I miss something?
New Age
· 1 year ago
I like scottapark's and it is a reality.
Zender
· 1 year ago
I totally agree... The ratio of builders to commentators feels out of proportion sometimes....
Here's my submission: It would take only one social media expert to change the bulb. But if nobody noticed the social media expert, would the bulb be changed?
David Meerman Scott
· 1 year ago
What's your budget?
Collin Douma
· 1 year ago
It only takes one to screw in the light bulb, but count on 2000 to blog about it endlessly.
Steve
· 1 year ago
I am wondering to see that there is almost only one to change the bulb. I think the number do people can be increased if blogger will has very high PR Blog because such bloggers always keen to focus on one job(i.e link building).
omer rosen
· 1 year ago
@cohnjoyne is the best
EmilGH
· 1 year ago
Shouldn't the right answer be "one"?
And if it's the right lightbulb that's changed and it's done for the benefit of the right community or audience, the whole world will know about it?
Adam Zand
· 1 year ago
We don't have time to change lightbulbs - we're on Twitter
Jim Tobin Ignite Social Media
· 1 year ago
@cohnjoyne Wins this one I think. He certainly beat me. ~Jim
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My question is why is everyone who works in social media an "expert", "guru" or "evangelist"? There is another joke in there somewhere.
(Yaaay!)
Here's my submission:
It would take only one social media expert to change the bulb. But if nobody noticed the social media expert, would the bulb be changed?
And if it's the right lightbulb that's changed and it's done for the benefit of the right community or audience, the whole world will know about it?