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Chris Bailey

Chris Bailey

Principal @ BaileyHill Media, Organizational Anthropologist, Curious Idea Explorer, BBQ & Beer Connoisseur, Steelers Fanatic, Domestic Superhero
@golfisland wish I could say I was on this trip. As it is, it'll be a non golfing trip. But still mucho fun.
@mikeylis aye, its been a while myself. House is in Sea Pines so golf there again soon.
Sunny here in Charlotte. Hope its that way in Hilton Head. Some much needed R&R is in order for the missus and me.
@socialsmack yep, judging by the rogues gallery that showed I'm not surprised.
@socialsmack last night sounded like fun. Pissed that I missed it but next time for sure.
heading to Hilton Head for som R&R (@ Austin-Bergstrom International Airport) http://foursquare.com/venue...
hey @MOgulnick that *would* be a most excellent gig..fingers crossed down in here ATX
Recommended Reading: Conversation Agent: You Cannot do Social Without the Support of the Organization http://www.conversationagent.com/2009...
@JasonFalls not a problem..always great to see folks who appreciate and respect the community they're developing..keep it going :)
@joeyTWOwheels @socialsmack @bwoj hate to be party pooper but could we reschedule? getting ready to travel tomorrow & still have work to do
@socialsmack sorry brother, feel like a schmuck for bailing since it was kinda originated out of our tweets..next month for sure
know who totally rocks when it comes to engaging his blog commenters ( and counters earlier tweet - http://twitter.com/chris_b... )? @JasonFalls
1 more thing i like about @tweetdeck? i can block/report spam and its instantly deleted from my Mentions stream..very nice
RE: One of my early New Year's resolutions is trying to be pointed (even critical) without being offensive or unconstr… http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2009...
Conversation Agent: You Cannot do Social Without the Support of the Organization - http://www.conversationagent.com/2009...
RE: @JasonFalls Jason, here are my thoughts and not much has really changed since my comments to Olivier's original po… http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2009...
Clearing Up Misperceptions | Social Media Explorer - http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2009...
@mxwll lol..there's still over half a month to go..c'mon you can do it!
thx @steveroesler @CindyRecruiter for the RT :)
@coloursmarie lol..might be a bit disagreeable today but doing my best not to be disagreeable with any particular individual :)
@TommyBrant thx tommy..can't say i'm a ray of sunshine today but yr comment brought a smile to me :)
@martinreed nope, that's silly and detracts from the dialogue just as much as ignoring comments altogether
@martinreed no, not always but have seen examples where questions and opps to encourage further dialogue have are consistently ignored
if yr not actively modeling the discussion you want on yr blog and encouraging dialogue b/t readers, what's the point of a comment section?
know what irritates me? social media pros who don't respond to comments on their own blog..surprising when its someone who knows better
think i'll step away from twitter for a while today..feeling mean and nasty..rather y'all didn't see the asshole side of me
Re: Clearing Up Misperceptions - http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/2009...
"One of my early New Year's resolutions is trying to be pointed (even critical) without being offensive or unconstructive when needed. Some times I'm more successful that others :) Thinking through this a bit more, I see two possibilities for ISMA to consider: 1. If serious about continuing to use the concept of certification, get in touch with folks from ASAE who can help guide the conversation in a direction that adheres to what the NCCA considers a rigorous certification process. And if ISMA needs intros to the right folks at ASAE, please let me know. 2. Offer a certificate to certification process model. Everyone begins in the certificate program. This seems to be what ISMA is currently offering right now with their eight week program. It's simply training that ends with a certificate. Then, ISMA creates a true credentialing program for those who wish to become certified. At the end of the certification program, they will need to complete standards-based testing to receive their..." - Chris Bailey
i feel unbalanced when i see good content coming from a known huckster..its snake oil flavored cognitive dissonance
starting to think about my big audacious goals for 2010..trying to aim high and stretch but also inject realism..what's your top 2010 goal?
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