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sparkzilla See you've already made a whole host of assumptions about my ignorance that are both unfounded and insulting. I'm telling you about perception and marketing which are essential for... say... running and succeeding at a businesses.On twitter.com
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sparkzilla You sent me an article. I'm reacting to that article. Perhaps there is a genuine basis for me to react to that article negatively? Perhaps this is a time to reconsider how you talk about and brand your technology? Perhaps this is an opportunity?Permalink On twitter.com
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sparkzilla Here's a crazy idea: the people on the other side of this argument aren't ignorant. They're just exhausted by people who represent blockchain *assuming* they're ignorant and deriding them for it.Permalink On twitter.com
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sparkzilla The way to resolve this conflict for you personally isn't to complain about being lumped in with bad people. It's to respect the people you want to reach and differentiate by *acting differently*Permalink On twitter.com
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sparkzilla If you want to pitch something to a journalist it isn't on them to sit back and recognize your amazing genius. You have to prove that you're different and worth paying attention to by being better and reaching out in a respectful and helpful way.Permalink On twitter.com
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sparkzilla Journalists have no responsibility to read every pitch or listen to every person or read every article. They reach out and investigate the things that are of interest and appear to have value. Almost no company run by someone who can't act respectful will ever have value.Permalink On twitter.com
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