New "Reply" Option in Orkut
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My god. I can't believe I just read this whole thread.
regards, Paul Watson Ireland FeedHenry needs you
eh, stop bugging me about it, give it a couple of days, see what happens.
Paul Watson wrote:
I can't believe I just read this whole thread.
I can't believe you did either ;)
Ryan
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My god. I can't believe I just read this whole thread.
regards, Paul Watson Ireland FeedHenry needs you
eh, stop bugging me about it, give it a couple of days, see what happens.
And I can't believe I'm replying to you with a "me too" post. Somebody help us all. Before it's too late.
cheers, Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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Sorry I'm not interested in keeping on with this argument. There's a post just made before this ASP.NET Ajax release. I'm not interested in that. I think if I reply for that, being Honest I don't know anything related to Ajax or web programming. It will not make any sense for me. There are many things happening here in the world which we don't know. If you find some service useful you can make use of it else it's better not waste your time. I can't say how it will be useful for you. That's why I gave the link and Orkut has explained in well manner and I'm not posted with any marketing related things. For me, it's very useful I can meet my classmates, ex-colleagues, friends etc. Sometimes all people may not interested a technical forums of code project.
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Sarath. wrote:
Sorry I'm not interested in keeping on with this argument.
Perfect. Let's please just drop the subject and we shall never speak of it again. ;)
cheers, Chris Maunder
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I was really irritated in replying for the scrap-book entries on clicking the senders profile and go to his scrap book, then only I can make an entry to his scrap/her scrap. Just few minutes before, when I logged in to orkut, a new Reply Link under the scrap entry! It's really cool. Have you noticed that?
-Sarath_._ "Great hopes make everything great possible" - Benjamin Franklin
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Google runs Orkut, and I still haven't recovered from the shock that they have suicidal delete buttons in Orkut. What a shame!
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Sarath. wrote:
How? I answered for the question you have asked.
No you didn't, you copied and pasted a weblink, fairly lazy way to answer a question and tinged with a little bit of dis-respect.
Sarath. wrote:
If the message is not intended for you, please keep mom that would be nice.
I didn't relise we where drawing dividing lines between Orkut and Non-Orkut CP members. The expression you where looking for was to "keep mum", perhaps you ought to re-consider your attitude, and tell Colin why you value Orkut, after all CP is about information exchange.
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Ray Kinsella wrote:
I didn't relise we where drawing dividing lines between Orkut and Non-Orkut CP members. The expression you where looking for was to "keep mum", perhaps you ought to re-consider your attitude, and tell Colin why you value Orkut, after all CP is about information exchange.
EXACTLY!! I think Sarath is being a bit complete idiot snob about this--an attitude that is anathema to the concept of CP and the Lounge. Imo, someone wants to be an elitist here they will quickly find themselves a target of disrespect and much dung flinging. Being one toward Colin in particular already reveals how handicapped they are with their empty marble bag...
"When I get a little money, I buy books and if any is left, I buy food and clothes." --Erasmus
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Ray Kinsella wrote:
fairly lazy way to answer a question and tinged with a little bit of dis-respect
I don't want to copy paste the same words found in the link. It's hard to take the words as it is sometimes especially we are sharing something and classify something as marketing spiel. You know how the discussions are happening here and what are the things we are used to exchange here.
-Sarath_._ "Great hopes make everything great possible" - Benjamin Franklin
My blog - Sharing My Thoughts, An Article - Understanding Statepattern
Sarath. wrote:
I don't want to copy paste the same words found in the link.
::sigh: You completely miss what Colin was asking you to do.
"When I get a little money, I buy books and if any is left, I buy food and clothes." --Erasmus
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And I can't believe I'm replying to you with a "me too" post. Somebody help us all. Before it's too late.
cheers, Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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No... Why would I want to use Orkut? -- modified at 10:16 Friday 20th October, 2006 It is just a simple question - Why vote it down?
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Let me try. Orkut is hugely popular in India and I think Brazil. I want to emphasize *hugely popular*. I guess Sarath just assumed it was popular all over the world, especially in the USA. I bet he found out that Orkut is not a worldwide phenomenon. It is kind of neat once you get a critical mass going. You can sign up, locate your friends, people with common interests, join groups, etc. Anyone can leave you so-called scraps (messages), and you can reply back. Many college / high school / youth use it as a major means of communication in India. Perhaps in the USA it is not popular because of the lack of a critical mass of users.
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Let me try. Orkut is hugely popular in India and I think Brazil. I want to emphasize *hugely popular*. I guess Sarath just assumed it was popular all over the world, especially in the USA. I bet he found out that Orkut is not a worldwide phenomenon. It is kind of neat once you get a critical mass going. You can sign up, locate your friends, people with common interests, join groups, etc. Anyone can leave you so-called scraps (messages), and you can reply back. Many college / high school / youth use it as a major means of communication in India. Perhaps in the USA it is not popular because of the lack of a critical mass of users.
Vivek Rajan wrote:
Anyone can leave you so-called scraps
"Scraps"? Poor name - I'd give scraps to a dog, not a person (unless I didn't like them).
Vivek Rajan wrote:
Many college / high school / youth use it
I guess I'm not in that demographic.
Vivek Rajan wrote:
Perhaps in the USA it is not popular because of the lack of a critical mass of users.
Dunno... I'm not in the USA.
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Ray Kinsella wrote:
I didn't relise we where drawing dividing lines between Orkut and Non-Orkut CP members. The expression you where looking for was to "keep mum", perhaps you ought to re-consider your attitude, and tell Colin why you value Orkut, after all CP is about information exchange.
EXACTLY!! I think Sarath is being a bit complete idiot snob about this--an attitude that is anathema to the concept of CP and the Lounge. Imo, someone wants to be an elitist here they will quickly find themselves a target of disrespect and much dung flinging. Being one toward Colin in particular already reveals how handicapped they are with their empty marble bag...
"When I get a little money, I buy books and if any is left, I buy food and clothes." --Erasmus
It is entirely possible that his lack of command for the English language causes him to post the about link so that he wouldn't mangle the explanation of what the site offered. Dunno... tough crowd. Or he could be snobbish. I just didn't read that into it.
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Ok, go to the soapbox and soak. Your miseries will compound to the point where you won't be able to recognize any semblance of your former self and can start anew.
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