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Today, I am sad to announce that I am closing all the communities I created on Ning.com. Here's a message I'm sending to the members of each community: Hi, I want to thank you for your participation in one or more of the communities I created on Ning.com. It looks like those networks will be shut down by 9 am Pacific (noon Eastern) today. This has been a six-month learning experience and I'm happy to have met you along the journey. You have made my life a bit brighter and I appreciate what I have learned from you. The Ning Team contacted me yesterday morning and told me that my communities were not within their Terms of Service and gave me 24 hours to bring them into compliance. Each community has cost me time and effort - which I enjoyed doing - but has brought in zero revenue. I cannot afford to pay $120 per month - every month - to support what is basically a hobby. I have removed all the banner ads and links, but I don't have time to go through all my forum discussions and blog postings to remove any commercial links - let alone notify every member to make sure they do so, too - before the deadline. I hope to remain a member of Ning.com and to participate in other communities where I am a member, but I see no other option than to close the networks I created. I will post further details on my primary blog at: http://johndilbeck.editthispage.com If you would like to discuss this with me, you are invited to join me on my forum at: http://AYearFromNowForum.com This may be the last time I talk to you, and I want to thank you, again, for joining our community - short-lived though it was. Act on your dream! JD Here is a little more information on why I have made this decision... I received a message from The Ning Team yesterday morning that informed me that my communities were not within the Terms of Service at Ning.com. I replied asking for further clarification. This is the message I received from The Ning Team this morning: Hi JD, Yes, it's against our Terms of Service to place any links on your network that you are making money off of if you're not paying for the premium service to "Control the ads." This premium service costs $19.95/month per network. You'll need to remove all of these links and banners from all of your networks immediately or purchase the premium service to "Control the ads." Please do so my 9am Pacific tomorrow, June 12. Thanks, The Ning Team At first I was angy, because I was sure that I was acting within their Terms of Service, but when I re-read their TOS, it clearly says "no advertising." This morning, I'm no longer angry, but it's a sad day, nevertheless. This won't stop me from building my marketing business, but it's another valuable learning experience. I should know by now to concentrate my efforts on the sites I own and control. Maybe I've learned my lesson this time. Closing these networks means that I'll be deleting some of my Squidoo lenses, deleting communities at MyBlogLog, and eliminating links that I've posted elsewhere. All in all, it will probably take another month to clean up after my efforts to promote these communities and delete other supporting sites and web pages. Sigh... Within the last month or two, I've been told by WordPress.com to remove commercial postings and by Ning.com to do the same. I just have to read the Terms of Service much more closely in the future before I start doing anything on any site I don't own. Sometimes we take a few steps forward, sometimes we take a few steps backwards, sometimes we have to do a little sidestep. So it goes. Act on your dream! JD
Every Sunday morning, I set my schedule to eat breakfast while watching Tim Russert lead the discussions about the latest political news and intrigue and watching him interview the top politicians of our time. If you wanted to be a force in public opinion, or a top politician, you had to Meet The Press with Tim. How many candidates for office squirmed more than just a little when sitting across the table from Mr. Russert? He used his legal training to prepare the tough questions that he asked the guests on his show. Yet, even when asking the toughest questions, he was fair and genial. His smile easily sprang onto his face and his eyes twinkled when talking about the things he loved, which included politics, baseball, the Buffalo Bills, his colleagues, and his family. I have enjoyed his coverage of the political process over the years and I was looking forward to hearing his viewpoint and analysis as this historic Presidential campaign moved forward. Already, Tim had found a way that the Electoral College could tie in 2008. That's how far ahead he thought and how deeply he analyzed possible outcomes. Even though his small whiteboard is now in a museum, I knew that Tim would bring a low-tech, highly-personal approach to explaining to all of us what was happening during the campaign. I'll still watch Meet The Press every Sunday morning, but without Tim it may not be "must see TV." We also will miss his commentary and analysis on the Today show, the NBC Evening News, and on related cable news shows. Tim will be sorely missed and fondly remembered. Here are some links to more information about this giant of a journalist: I'll miss you Tim.
As far as I can tell, this is a first for the traffic exchange industry: member profile pages that can be customized with links to your blog, website, and social networking sites. You can even syndicate the RSS feed from your blog or site on your profile page. Not only that, but you get your private ILH blog where you can post up to 20 entries. If you post more than 20, each new post deletes the oldest post. This is a good start, but it really needs an RSS feed to be considered a blog. Now, not only can you communicate with your downline, you can see other members of the traffic exchange and view their profile pages to see what they are doing and promoting. There is the start of a Members Directory that is just a list of names with links to our profile pages, but I expect to see more from that in the coming months. I think this is a great improvement and send kudos to Jon. Take a moment and look at my profile: I Love Hits - John Dilbeck. If you are a member, I recommend editing your profile page at your earliest convenience. If you are not a member, you can join I Love Hits. Do it now while you are thinking about it. You can join for free, but you get better results from your time and effort if you upgrade. I know it's been good for me. Act on your dream! JD
First, I want to invite you to visit our CafePress Shops community at: cafepressshops.ning.com/ A few minutes ago, I created a new group called A Design A Day at: cafepressshops.ning.com/group/adesignaday You are invited to come and start a discussion or post a comment each day telling us about one of your favorite designs, and please be sure to link to it so we can all see - and maybe purchase. Every active hyperlink you add to the group, our main forum, or your blog there is another strand in the web of links that will attract and bring new customers to your shop. I look forward to reading about your designs and visiting them on CafePress. I started things off with a new discussion called USA Flag Wear. All CafePress shopkeepers are invited to join us. Of course, it's free! Act on your dream! JD
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