[AccessD] OT: Informal poll

Hi William

Thanks.
Reminds me of my mother. She never ever hit neither me nor my sister. But her ultimate punishment was to ignore us, not talking to us. It was awful and effective, and quickly we turned into nice kids again.

Now, problem is that JC is not my mother.

/gustav

>>> wdhindman at dejpolsystems.com 04-08-2008 17:57 >>>
Gustav

...JC is alive and well and working ...just pissed off at AccessD at the 
moment and punishing us with his absence ...I chatted with him this past 
week on getting an Access FTP client working for him :)

William

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From: "Gustav Brock" <Gustav at cactus.dk>
Sent: Monday, August 04, 2008 11:47 AM
To: <accessd at databaseadvisors.com>
Subject: Re: [AccessD] OT: Informal poll

> Hi Susan and Charlotte
>
> Same here. If you wish to exploit such communities to locate those few 
> percent you might have something in common with, you can spend days. Where 
> is the time for that?
> Most of what these sites offer is hype or aimed at people with too much 
> time. AccessD, on the other hand, is a nice social network without the 
> hype where I gain a lot because all the noise is cut away (that may 
> include JC for the moment but I miss that noise. Where has he gone? Hasn't 
> he been forgiven yet?)
>
> /gustav
>
>>>> ssharkins at gmail.com 04-08-2008 17:34 >>>
>
>
>> I've had invites and actually linked in, and that's the last I've heard
>> of it.  I have enough stuff going on in my actual life (like Access-D)
>> to take up the time I might otherwise spend in virtual socialization.
>
> ======I signed up with LinkedIn and although I have a ton of connections, I
> don't know how they're helping me. I suppose it's a matter of reaping what
> you sow -- problem is, I don't know how to sow anything in there. :) After I
> connect, just what do I do with all those connections? I haven't figured
> that out yet. :) So, I'm with you Charlotte -- I don't get it. However, as a
> freelancer, if I thought there was something to be gained, I'd be trying to
> figure it all out.
>
> Susan H.