I come across coComment via Techcrunch’s post on Techmeme.
It seems good for people who comment a lot, but I don’t see myself using it. I like the idea and am curious to know how coComment performs in future?
Rohit Aggarwal
I come across coComment via Techcrunch’s post on Techmeme.
It seems good for people who comment a lot, but I don’t see myself using it. I like the idea and am curious to know how coComment performs in future?
Rohit Aggarwal
I tried Qunu today. I searched for experts in “MS Sql” and found the following search results.
Alfacero |
I tried contacting each one of them twice but none of them established a connection. The time was 9.11 am Monday.
It will be better if they can tell the reason for failure to establish connection.
I hope this is not the trend in every search result or Qunu is in trouble.
Rohit Aggarwal
Many prominent bloggers have posted their opinions about the launch of Dell’s corporate blog. Here are the few: Robert Scoble, Steve Rubel, Jeff Jarvis, etc.
Since its launch I was wondering, when will it discuss Dell’s customer service and here it is.
This is a good post, though at times the tone is sarcastic:
“Many times we’re helping customers with stuff they didn’t even buy from Dell. And you want the dell dude (or dudette) that you talk/chat with to be friendly, patient, empathetic and, above all else, knowledgeable about you and your problem. Oh… and did I mention that you want it to be fast and easy? “
I think many people can get offended with this tone and it should be avoided.
Rohit Aggarwal