because all kickstarters are created by reputable people with legit "industry experience" who always produce.

...NOT!

Though this is not the worst indiegogo project I've seen, Kickstarter at least has a policy against overhyping a product that doesn't exist. (That's why we see so many of these projects on sites that do allow this overhyping now.)

you assume a very primitive logic. but, given the primitive subject, i can't disagree.

dude, i tweeted you three times. you should really check that stuff since you can't be DMed unless you follow back.

you should be hearing from someone soonish.

I haver heard from someone at twitter named Rose and s(he) is working with me to get things restored. Thanks a ton

great!

While mildly interesting, the article body doesn't exactly live up to its title. :(

Ning is hiring. We have some Apache guys, some PHP guys, etc. We need more people in Ops!

http://about.ning.com/careers/index.php

We also need more application (front-end) and platform (back-end) developers. People who are comfortable in both worlds are definitely welcome.

Have a look at the job link posted by ohlol for descriptions of these positions as well.

Can you post your email please

What do you need, exactly?

I would like to find out more about your role, how you like it there etc.

Ah, OK. E-mail me at <ss1602782@gmail.com>.

You can't expect an objective experience when the service offers a higher service to businesses for money. And the paid search results aren't even relevant.

So yeah, take it with a grain of salt.

Fail. Most people in SF don't drive.

Yeah. These aren't the droids you're looking for, yadda yadda yadda.

I once had the displeasure of using Fogbugz (hosted version). You could only reply to a bug if it was sent in via E-mail. Any other correspondence was to be performed via actually editing the ticket data, inline.

I called to ask if there was a way and the dude I talked to actually insinuated that I had not taken time to read the documentation. WTF?

Apparently that requirement was a "feature" -- they assumed that a bug entered manually did not require correspondence.

Yes, I was told that as well.