Hi François,

a short comment to clarify my previous post:
I did not ask you François or anyone else to switch from the business networking site you favor today, nor spammed you a way or another and will never act liked this.

What I did :
-> I replied to your questions regarding the pricing structure of your favorite business networking site (as no answer came during 15 days)
-> I invited you to send me an email if you were interested in joining other networking platforms I daily use (as a user, not as a Country Manager)

Why I did not do use a preface or disclosure for once:
-> my comment was factual and personal, not corporate in any way
-> I realise NOW that the link I signed my comment with was broken, I am sorry for the « mislinking »
-> you can see my profile in my signature today (please modify the previous one), hope it helps.

Fromm y perspective, this posts are raising an interesting question regarding « blogs and business networking platforms continuum » :

? you, me, millions of people use business networking platforms to better know eachothers (what they did, what they do, who they are, who they know, what they like/dislike, think,…), one click is enough to understand who’s doing what.
? given the existence of that tools, why adding disclaimers, diclosures, preface to posts and comments and to which extent - especially as you, like me have many interests (at the personal or professional levels).

Thank you and best regards,

Yann Mauchamp
https://www.linkedin.com/profile?viewProfile=&key=46594
PS :feel free to contact me directly next time I send you a broken link…and let’s skype one day on another (I just sent you an…invitation to).

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