Comments on 5 Misconceptions About Social MediaTypePad2008-07-21T11:00:00ZMeganhttp://www.velveteenmind.com/tag:typepad.com,2003:http://www.blognosh.com/2008/07/ready---5-misco/comments/atom.xml/Jennifer, Snapshot commented on '5 Misconceptions About Social Media'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d83451637969e200e553b09a1988332008-07-22T13:15:08Z2008-07-22T13:15:08ZJennifer, Snapshothttp://jennifersnapshot.blogspot.com/I'm so glad that number 4 is a myth. I just can't keep up (nor do I want to). I...<p>I'm so glad that number 4 is a myth. I just can't keep up (nor do I want to). I like to do it my way, and that's why it's great that there are so many ways to connect!</p>Andy Dunbar commented on '5 Misconceptions About Social Media'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d83451637969e200e553af1f9388332008-07-21T19:58:39Z2008-07-21T19:58:39ZAndy Dunbarhttp://agencysocialmedia.blogspot.comI think those misconceptions are right on target. Good post.<p>I think those misconceptions are right on target. Good post.</p>Steve Nimmons commented on '5 Misconceptions About Social Media'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d83451637969e200e553ae8db088332008-07-21T14:38:21Z2008-07-21T14:38:21ZSteve Nimmonshttp://blog.stevenimmons.orgI love the assertion that there are no rules, especially in blogging. There is too much reliance on formulaic nonsense...<p>I love the assertion that there are no rules, especially in blogging. There is too much reliance on formulaic nonsense pedalled by Hollywood ‘screen-writers’ of Web2.0. Have your say, and treat the judgemental with disdain and pity.</p>