Twitter Question of the Week
Posted on January 10th, 2009This week on twitter I asked what would you do for a free server?
Here is what was said…
 |
||
 |
jeremylatham @bluefur I’d put hosted by Bluefur at the bottom of each page on every site ;)
|
|
 |
||
|
||
 |
trishussey @bluefur for my own server? No public stunts, but advertising for sure.
|
|
 |
||
 |
||
 |
brandingdavid @bluefur – I would record a video personally thanking everyone in the company that provided it to me. And Twitter about it every day!
|
So what would you do for a free server?
Posted in Polls | | | Digg This | del.icio.us | Technorati
Related Topics:
Weekend Projects: Add a Twitter Question Posts to your BlogBusiness 101: The Hired Twitter ManagerCommunity PollTwitter Question of the WeekTwitter Question of the Week
3 Comments
Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.
Pretty Lame Gary… very very sad. Of course BlueFur would be advertised – no? It’s what you’d do for or with the server that has merit. Am I just getting old and cranky?
There are other things that we could use other then advertising.
If you want to set up a site emal me and I will help you with the hosting end my friend (it might not be a server).
I volunteered an idea recently and have some people already interested and rallying to the cause. A community site for the Dance community, prompted from the Ballet BC fallout. A site that would link people and resources that connect school age interest up to the professionals in the field that would encourage and support the development of the dance community and dancing arts culture.
Another I’ve been toying with follows what I see re: DTES – rather than all this homeless and street issue stuff being about these organizations and people promoting themselves, a vehicle for the street peeps themselves to blog and post and engage directly online. This one is still rather nebulous.
I’m also open to ideas so if you feel that you also have some dreams you’d like to see a reality for the Vancouver community-at-large I would love to hear about it.