April 8, 2009

  • If ya can’t stand the heat…

    I responded to an entry that was featured yesterday.  It was by a girl who is half Phillipino and half Caucasian.  She wrote something like “What I hate about white people.”  One of the things she said was ignorant was Free Internships.  I responded (she already had 101 comments) that a free internship for a college student would look better on a resume than “exotic dancer at KnockersUp” or “Fry girl at BurgerBiggie” even though the latter two would earn her some pocket change.  My point was, a little less money now for a better future.  (As a hiring manager, I might be able to negotiate a higher than entry level salary for someone who’s worked in the field during college, whether it was as a free intern or a paid part-time summer help.)

    I received a couple of replies to my comment, but evidently, this girl couldn’t take the heat, so she put her blog on friends lock, so I can’t even go now and read my comments.

    Why do people submit controversial blogs for featured content if they aren’t willing to subject themselves to comments they may not like?

Comments (4)

  • This would be one reason why I love the feature where you can get any replies to your comments e-mailed to you.  Though I don’t think I’ve ever had a situation like this.  I hardly ever go to the Xanga home page.  I suppose I should do that sometime. 

  • @Tyche - Oh duh, I forgot about email.  I rarely check it anymore LOL  Most people just leave me MySpace messages or messages on Facebook.  My email is mostly spam.

  • It is part of the “me me me” generation mindset. “I have the best blog and the most correct thoughts in all the world. It is why I am telling it all to you via the perfect blog. If you disagree, you’re an idiot.”.

    I’m growing more and more jaded in my “old age.”. I always considered my writing to be a personal narrative, not an op-ed piece to be lauded as gospel to my subscribing minions.

    Your experience is probably why I don’t comment in many areas!

  • @ExLibris - I love commenting on controversial blogs LOL  Especially the religion sites like Revelife

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