Comments on: Bye Bye Trust http://www.successcircuit.com/archive/bye-bye-trust/ Normal People, Living Their Dreams! Sat, 03 Apr 2010 19:59:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: It’s not an if or when. It’s a how and how fast. - Success Circuit http://www.successcircuit.com/archive/bye-bye-trust/#comment-192 It’s not an if or when. It’s a how and how fast. - Success Circuit Fri, 13 Feb 2009 12:01:10 +0000 http://successcircuit.com/?p=264#comment-192 [...] to a friend of mine, John Diaz, on MSN last night. I met him on a forum many years ago. Can I trust him? I believe so. You are probably asking why I am telling you this? John has been through a lot [...] [...] to a friend of mine, John Diaz, on MSN last night. I met him on a forum many years ago. Can I trust him? I believe so. You are probably asking why I am telling you this? John has been through a lot [...]

]]> By: Shane Hudson http://www.successcircuit.com/archive/bye-bye-trust/#comment-159 Shane Hudson Mon, 02 Feb 2009 22:30:32 +0000 http://successcircuit.com/?p=264#comment-159 <blockquote><a href='#comment-157'>Originally Posted By Roland</a><br/>Thanks for the post Shane. Good point about Facebook. If messages are open for anyone to see they could cause a huge problem. I know of one major UK retailer that has been reading Facebook etc and seeing derogatory comments about it. A notice has been given to all staff that if messages are not removed they will be disciplined!!</blockquote> Yes, it is very dangerous now that so many secrets are out for the world to see! <blockquote><a href='#comment-158'>Originally Posted By Very Evolved</a><br/>I would also add that you shouldn't comment on any blogs, or post anything on your own blog unless you are happy to make that information available forever. The wayback machine is only the most obvious example, but it's easy to imagine that as searching and archives become more complete and complex that in the future it will be possible for your grand kids to see everything you've ever written with one simple search. If every time we put finger to keyboard we imagined we were writing for the ages, then I think that might actually be a good thing. Patrick</blockquote> This extremely interesting. It is very true, another example might be Google Cache. The archives all seem to be getting more complex and it is really amazing thinking about how many generations could be reading this very blog!

Originally Posted By Roland
Thanks for the post Shane. Good point about Facebook. If messages are open for anyone to see they could cause a huge problem. I know of one major UK retailer that has been reading Facebook etc and seeing derogatory comments about it. A notice has been given to all staff that if messages are not removed they will be disciplined!!

Yes, it is very dangerous now that so many secrets are out for the world to see!

Originally Posted By Very Evolved
I would also add that you shouldn’t comment on any blogs, or post anything on your own blog unless you are happy to make that information available forever.

The wayback machine is only the most obvious example, but it’s easy to imagine that as searching and archives become more complete and complex that in the future it will be possible for your grand kids to see everything you’ve ever written with one simple search.

If every time we put finger to keyboard we imagined we were writing for the ages, then I think that might actually be a good thing.

Patrick

This extremely interesting. It is very true, another example might be Google Cache. The archives all seem to be getting more complex and it is really amazing thinking about how many generations could be reading this very blog!

]]> By: Very Evolved http://www.successcircuit.com/archive/bye-bye-trust/#comment-158 Very Evolved Mon, 02 Feb 2009 20:20:32 +0000 http://successcircuit.com/?p=264#comment-158 I would also add that you shouldn't comment on any blogs, or post anything on your own blog unless you are happy to make that information available forever. The wayback machine is only the most obvious example, but it's easy to imagine that as searching and archives become more complete and complex that in the future it will be possible for your grand kids to see everything you've ever written with one simple search. If every time we put finger to keyboard we imagined we were writing for the ages, then I think that might actually be a good thing. Patrick I would also add that you shouldn’t comment on any blogs, or post anything on your own blog unless you are happy to make that information available forever.

The wayback machine is only the most obvious example, but it’s easy to imagine that as searching and archives become more complete and complex that in the future it will be possible for your grand kids to see everything you’ve ever written with one simple search.

If every time we put finger to keyboard we imagined we were writing for the ages, then I think that might actually be a good thing.

Patrick

]]> By: Roland http://www.successcircuit.com/archive/bye-bye-trust/#comment-157 Roland Mon, 02 Feb 2009 13:24:13 +0000 http://successcircuit.com/?p=264#comment-157 Thanks for the post Shane. Good point about Facebook. If messages are open for anyone to see they could cause a huge problem. I know of one major UK retailer that has been reading Facebook etc and seeing derogatory comments about it. A notice has been given to all staff that if messages are not removed they will be disciplined!! Thanks for the post Shane. Good point about Facebook. If messages are open for anyone to see they could cause a huge problem. I know of one major UK retailer that has been reading Facebook etc and seeing derogatory comments about it. A notice has been given to all staff that if messages are not removed they will be disciplined!!

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