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Some Web Operations rules

  • 05. Oct
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I don’t think I know Jon Prall, but I’m sure I must have seen him “around” in this small world of social media websites. He’s got a list of his 85 rules of Web Operations, some of which I agree with wholeheartedly. Reminds me to get #42 and #43 done one of these days.

 
 
The term “monitoring” needs clarification.
 
 
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