\t\t\t\tA (nice) guy told me in a nice way, one of my postings looked like advertising for O’Reilly books on that mailing list. Luckily enough, we had connected before through Xing (for the U.S. guys: something liked LinkedIn<\/i>), I gave him a call on his mobile phone, and we talked about it. He actually agreed, that my posting on O’Reilly’s new HTML5 book was the least O.T. posting out of a couple, but still.<\/p>\n
Good to get feedback from “mates” and to sort it out one-2-one.<\/p>\n
That still tells me, to be a little more cautious with public announcements.<\/p>\n
It was about a presentation on HTML5, that I offered to give. Actually: From my “being slightly O.T.” on a couple of mailing lists came an invitation to a technology conference in October. The guy reckoned, if I had specifically offered to that particular group, that I would give a presentation on their meeting, that would have been alright.<\/p>\n
Hmmm. Well, it was meant that way. And “just in case”, nobody wanted it on any of the local user groups’ meeting agendas, I would have presented it “wherever”.
\nI think I do need a marketing person for that. It’s just that I can’t even afford employing and salarizing myself these days. So instead of doing nothing I think I have to accept, that errors and problems and misunderstandings just occur \u2026 and deal with them.<\/p>\n
I do have these Israeli marketing girls on my twitter following list<\/i>, that’s a little like an ongoing course on that topic \u2013 a little.\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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