Comments on: Trent Reznor on social networking: I'm out
The Nine Inch Nails front man and Webby award winner says on his blog that he's tuning out of social networking because it does more harm than good.
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Judge what is said on what is said, not on who said it. You fail at critical analysis.
If him calling a fatty a fatty was enough to make him run, just imagine when he is feeding our young trolls for months. I can see his fatty ass whining to MTqueef and VommitH1 about it. We are the internet hate machine you fat wash up of a ****, NOT you mrs.Trent. We are not going to share. **** and **** you lulzy **** :)
I completely agree with him on that.
Myspace was first the big example, but after trying Facebook and some others it's become mainstream for some people to just add as many people as they want. They really aren't "friends".
In fact, maybe it's our whole concept of "celebrity" that brings out the moron in people. Of course, it's a concept that has made Trent rich and influential -- so if that IS the root cause, he probably doesn't want to deal with it.
On my YouTube account, I get some utterly retarded comments (like "first post"), I know that I am getting nothing as bad as some of the garbage that a celebrity like Trent Reznor gets.
For me, it's easy to delete the asinine comments, but for someone with a really high-profile, it's probably impossible to keep up, and then you start fielding questions like "Why did you delete my comment?"
In many ways, Web 2.0 sucks harder than Web 1.0, since so many more people are contributing to the suckage.
Or he should just have stuck to a non-comment blog. Either way, when it comes to entertainment, the majority of your audience is likely to be idiots.
And now they pay a premium for his limited edition box sets on his direct website. While the internet is a bastion for a high amount of stupidity and insensitivity, I would have to imagine the types that gravitate to his social places would be the top of the miserable whining pile.
Bit like trying to reason with this guy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Phelps
2. He just needs a more restrictive 2-way communication. I have loved getting the few emails from his mailing list, but any communication should be kept within polls.
Hopefully, he will continue to use his distribution model and forget about the fact that 90% of the world is comprised of not only ignorant people, but proudly ignorant.
- by wruckrother July 23, 2009 2:28 PM PDT
- I can't believe we can't say pe nis...that's a ******* scientific name!
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