Business - Written by Denis Hancock on Friday, July 18, 2008 8:33 - 3 Comments
Dilbert mash up: July 18th 2008

As always, you’re invited to throw your hat into the ring and make your own at dilbert.com.
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Rob
Denis Hancock
Thanks for the comment Rob – it seems some people like them, and some people don’t. Maybe I’ll take them off to a seperate page that doesn’t go into the feed… should be an acceptable comprimise.
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A little constructive criticism? Yesterday, I got 8 posts from your feed. Almost every day I get more than one. And that’s fine because most of it is relevant to my interests and high quality (which is why I’m subscribed, of course). But Dilbert mash-ups? Not so much. Consider your audience – probably getting a lot of techno-babble/noise from a lot of different sources. Do you really want Dilbert in there fighting for attention? Cause I don’t really want to give it to him, so it’s a distraction. And, honestly, I am more likely to unsubscribe from feeds that have lots of posts per day if there are regularly posts that have nothing to do with why I subscribed in the first place. Just my 2 cents. Otherwise, great stuff here! Thanks.