http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee192/fugitive247/Stum...
Rated • 2 reviews • stumbleupon • photobucket.com
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fugitive247/stumbleupon
Last seen: 4 weeks ago
Chris a/k/a fugi is a woman from Fulton County, Arkansas, USA
This page is best viewed in LIST mode.
Cogito code, ergo sum. © | ♥ | ⊕
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Subjective drop-down menu which promotes making uninformed personal judgments of other StumbleUpon reviewers based solely upon any single review. Bad, StumbleUpon! Baaaaad!!!
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SU Multiply: Stumblers on Multiply
Rated • 1 review • stumbleupon, multiply, sem • stumbleupon.com
This thread exists for the sole purpose of promoting Stumblers' Multiply pages without being obnoxious. Please link only your main Multiply page in this thread. No individual's pages will appear on this group's main page, but the link to this thread is on our group's main page. Individuals found spamming this forum in any manner will be removed. Thanks for your understanding and cooperation.
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index | StumbleUpon Help Center
Rated • 45 reviews • stumbleupon, faq • stumbleupon.com
Holy frijoles... I can't believe in the 3 years I've been Stumbling that this is the first time I've even seen this page...
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Newsvine - Spamming StumbleUpon not Profitable
Rated • 29 reviews • stumbleupon, spam • newsvine.com
Internet Spam = UNGOOD
StumbleUpon Spam = DOUBLE-PLUS UNGOOD
(Rock on, Digits!)
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StumbleUpon.com: SU: Multiply
Rated • 1 review • stumbleupon, multiply, social networking, friendiligence, groups • stumbleupon.com
Welcome to the newly revived Multiply group of StumbleUpon. Multiply is a social networking site built on purpose vs. "popularity contests." If you're new to either SU or Multiply, please make yourself at home.
So, just how optimistic am I? I petitioned StumbleUpon to assume leadership of this SU Multiply group, and got it. Friends, I don't moderate any community that I don't have faith in. ;oD
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Geek Central News
Rated • 2 reviews • stumbleupon • geekcentralnews.com
From the page: "Let me make clear that I am not a reformer. I'm not even cured."
"One is too many and a thousand is never enough." - Narcotics Anonymous
(Thanks, CAPTAINMIDNITE.)
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http://blog.stumbleupon.com/joining_ebay
Rated • 92 reviews • business, stumbleupon, idiots, rants, ebay • stumbleupon.com
Tired of price tags on our collective asses and zero managerial support re: blatant TOS violations (stalking, harassment, etc. of SU members) Enough is fucking enough.
"We also want you to know that not much will change around here."
That sentence says it all. Go ahead, you capitalist gluttons. Screw us some more, please? Pretty please?
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SU: Elite Haters Mafia
Reviewed • 20 reviews • forums, stumbleupon • stumbleupon.com
From the page: "...But if you want to try to get back to a time when groups, and the 'net, didn't suck..."
^^^ Exactly why I joined. ^^^
>>> One example why I left. <<<
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http://look-whos-stalking.group.stumbleupon.com/forum/62849/
Rated • 2 reviews • cyberculture, internet, stumbleupon, ban stalkers • stumbleupon.com
This thread, entitled "Adopt This Group" arose out of necessity. It is this same necessity that warrants its evolution to this review. Membership in the Look Who's Stalking group is not required unless one wishes to post their own replies to forum messages.
Anyone care to join me in a social e-experiment? Go back to the first page of this thread and actually compose a review of it thus far. Include "stalking" as one of your tags. Please don't simply give it a yea or nay unless you have legitimate concerns for your safety. Numbers speak and SU is no exception. If the issue of online stalking and/or harassment actually matters more than profit margins to The Powers That Be, it will have to be us end-users who effect any sort of change. Make this issue viral. Imagine if any general online community's membership experienced rapid, sustained growth in such matters. Percentage points count. Demographics count. Browser cookies spell out the tale.
Cyberstalking and harassment are not limited to StumbleUpon. These incidents occur everywhere with alarming frequency. If a substantial, established networked movement fails to garner appropriate measures, then significant loss of ad revenue and other incomes will. This is done passively and quite legally. It occurs when enough people take a hiatus (deliberate non-participation) or engage in a mass exodus from that which perpetrates the problem.
On the provider/host side, inaction = apathy.
On the consumer side, inaction = silent vote.
Choose wisely.
