Vaporware
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Posted on Thursday January 25, 2007 @ 17:49 & bucketed into Marketing. You can track feedback to this post via this RSS 2.0 feed. +del.icio.us You can opine, or respond on your own site using the fancy TrackBack feature.
I started to think about this and how are we going to make sure the kids pay their taxes?
That’s in process flow #27
I have an open source business idea that I’m sharing because I really want to purchase this product.
Some software that allows me to keep one master calendar/task list on my palm but does not allow my palm to populate my various calendars from home/quicken/work with each other’s content.
Maybe this already exists. If so, they need to advertise with Googlads or soemthing.
I was reading the myspace terms and ran into the following:
Non-commercial Use by Members. The MySpace Services are for the personal use of Members only and may not be used in connection with any commercial endeavors except those that are specifically endorsed or approved by MySpace.com. Illegal and/or unauthorized use of the MySpace Services, including collecting usernames and/or email addresses of Members by electronic or other means for the purpose of sending unsolicited email or unauthorized framing of or linking to the MySpace Website is prohibited. Commercial advertisements, affiliate links, and other forms of solicitation may be removed from Member profiles without notice and may result in termination of Membership privileges. Appropriate legal action will be taken for any illegal or unauthorized use of the MySpace Services
Is it back to the old drawing board or did you have a way around this?
Hmm. Process flow number twenty eight: relationship management with myspace executive team. If myspace gets a cut, they’ll keep the mouths shut.
also, i can imagine that the intent of the ts and cs was to prevent spammers from creating fake profos. if you get a groundswell of users who want the badge, and myspace threatens to kick them all out, i imagine mutiny. mutiny! mutiny.
Turns out an idea like this has already made its way up the ranks of the myspace executive squad, albeit by a dude who wears way too much hair gel and visits tanning beds too often (hi, jason!).
consider me pleased that this even caught your eye. duly note that there are more harebrained schemes to come. not that that should be any surprise. :)