Are bloggers born evil?
1. September 2006 von laberena
In Blogosphäre
Lovetolead has posted a new question: “A people born evil?”. Obviously such an answer is interesting for a blog like Nachhall-Texter, that deals with sustainability and PR issues. We discuss the Corporate Social Responsiblity (CSR) activities of companies and present the conferences of NGOs concerning issues like climate change or health. We present good PR campaigns and try to create the link between altruistic behaviour and profit-oriented thinking.
So we often do not ask ourselves “Are all people born evil?” but “How to give people and companies the tools for nice behavior?” People are not born evil, they just often behave in evil ways because they don’t know better.
One of the questions that is really occupying us is the following: are bloggers born evil? They put all their time into their blog and are sometimes really offended if their creative genius is used for marketing tools. So, Toshiba, beware!
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Check out what others are saying about this post...[...] Lovetolead is a site for bloggers to debate certain topics. It was created for Toshiba by a British web agency to advertise their new laptop. However, not all articles are welcome: the article of laberena was deleted even though it received the most votes until late afternoon. Neither Toshiba nor Lovetolead notified laberena. [...]
[...] The third round opened with another bland question. However, lovetolead had changed the voting system. From now on they only showed the first ten places. Also you had to vote yes or no on each article. But it was unclear how the rank was determined and how the no-votes counted. Instead of proving explanations, lovetolead kept silent. I asked my friend laberena to submit an article. This time the laptop was given on the condition that the winner would have to donate 500 Euros to a charity. The response again was surprising – a large number of people voted for the article. [...]