The boring life of Jerod Poore, Crazymeds' Chief Citizen Medical Expert.
Asocial Networking
I've added Facebook and Google+ buttons all over the Crazy Meds site. I know Google+ works, but I'm not sure about the Facebook likes yet. If you have a Google+ account it would help us a lot to add me (on the pages I wrote), (削除) and any specific pages on the site you like, to your circles (削除ここまで). If you don't have a Google+ account but use some other form of social bookmarking, adding any individual pages you like, and not just the front page, would also be a big help.
Turns out it doesn't matter where you decide to follow the Crazy Meds via the Google+ button, even here. All those little +1 buttons, those add up on a page-by-page basis. So any specific pages you liked/found genuinely useful, please be sure to +1 them.
Adding me to your circles as well makes a big difference. A huge difference. I'm not interested in personal popularity, and cannot wrap my head around why people have over 1,000 'friends' on Facebook, but as I have the purely monetary motive to keep Crazy Meds viable (and me off of SSDI):
I'm open to suggestions as to what the Google+ page will be good for, other than yet another channel to communicate site status reports & updates.
I've also changed the name of the site's Facebook page. We're now at www.facebook.com/BrandCrazyMeds.
Because someone already has faecesbook.com/crazymeds, even though his profile has fuck all to do with medications of any kind. So we're the brand-name good stuff and he's the generic wannabe.
The Facebook group which is the de facto Crazy Meds support group, has the same URL as before.
Turns out it doesn't matter where you decide to follow the Crazy Meds via the Google+ button, even here. All those little +1 buttons, those add up on a page-by-page basis. So any specific pages you liked/found genuinely useful, please be sure to +1 them.
Adding me to your circles as well makes a big difference. A huge difference. I'm not interested in personal popularity, and cannot wrap my head around why people have over 1,000 'friends' on Facebook, but as I have the purely monetary motive to keep Crazy Meds viable (and me off of SSDI):
I'm open to suggestions as to what the Google+ page will be good for, other than yet another channel to communicate site status reports & updates.
I've also changed the name of the site's Facebook page. We're now at www.facebook.com/BrandCrazyMeds.
Because someone already has faecesbook.com/crazymeds, even though his profile has fuck all to do with medications of any kind. So we're the brand-name good stuff and he's the generic wannabe.
The Facebook group which is the de facto Crazy Meds support group, has the same URL as before.
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