As I said there, if the street address was such a crucially important piece of information that it was vital that every member needed to know and couldn't find any other reasonable way, I would expect that someone would have said something about it years ago. Indeed, I would think that putting information like that on your own event's web site is an excessive level of detail -- the kind of stuff that makes people's eyes glaze over. It would be different if the convention site were secret, hidden, or somehow difficult to find, but most convention centers are very prominent places that aren't particularly hidden.
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As I said there, if the street address was such a crucially important piece of information that it was vital that every member needed to know and couldn't find any other reasonable way, I would expect that someone would have said something about it years ago. Indeed, I would think that putting information like that on your own event's web site is an excessive level of detail -- the kind of stuff that makes people's eyes glaze over. It would be different if the convention site were secret, hidden, or somehow difficult to find, but most convention centers are very prominent places that aren't particularly hidden.
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Thanks, Twitter (Really!)
This morning I woke up to find that Twitter agreed with my case and turned off the fake account. I hope too many people didn't get spammed by it.…
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Accept No Substitutes
During SMOFCon, people started contacting me to inform me that someone has started a Twitter account that is impersonating me. It's using my header…
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Hello Twitter, Are You There?
LiveJournal attempted to cross-post my previous post to Twitter and Twitter responded with an error message of "Status contains malware." LJ then…
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Thanks, Twitter (Really!)
This morning I woke up to find that Twitter agreed with my case and turned off the fake account. I hope too many people didn't get spammed by it.…
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Accept No Substitutes
During SMOFCon, people started contacting me to inform me that someone has started a Twitter account that is impersonating me. It's using my header…
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Hello Twitter, Are You There?
LiveJournal attempted to cross-post my previous post to Twitter and Twitter responded with an error message of "Status contains malware." LJ then…