Notes on life, art, photography and technology, by a Danish dropout bohemian. When you drink the water, remember the river.
It's a misleading advertisement: Twitter does not allow you to share videos and photographs. Only text.The graphic design is excellent, though.
Well, Twitter didn't make the ad, some other company did in another context. They also made for Facebook and Skype.
Hey ttl... Just curious: do you, by chance, read the Post Headings? :-D
Well, Twitter didn't make the ad ...I realized that. But it's still factually incorrect.ust curious: do you, by chance, read the Post Headings?Sure. Why?
Love these. :)
Eo: "Well, Twitter didn't make the ad ..."ttl: "I realized that. But it's still factually incorrect."tc: "Just curious: do you, by chance, read the Post Headings?"ttl: "Sure. Why?"Was wondering what part of the word "FAUX" was challenging you w/this "ad." :-D(oh, dear...captcha: "mocklymo")
Was wondering what part of the word "FAUX" was challenging you w/this "ad." :-DNone of it. It's a faux ad, but for a real product.And, in fact, seeing that it gets posted on blogs and elsewhere, it's not necessarily even faux anymore. More like a viral one.
It's a misleading advertisement: Twitter does not allow you to share videos and photographs. Only text.
ReplyDeleteThe graphic design is excellent, though.
Well, Twitter didn't make the ad, some other company did in another context. They also made for Facebook and Skype.
ReplyDeleteHey ttl... Just curious: do you, by chance, read the Post Headings? :-D
ReplyDeleteWell, Twitter didn't make the ad ...
ReplyDeleteI realized that. But it's still factually incorrect.
ust curious: do you, by chance, read the Post Headings?
Sure. Why?
Love these. :)
ReplyDeleteEo: "Well, Twitter didn't make the ad ..."
ReplyDeletettl: "I realized that. But it's still factually incorrect."
tc: "Just curious: do you, by chance, read the Post Headings?"
ttl: "Sure. Why?"
Was wondering what part of the word "FAUX" was challenging you w/this "ad." :-D
(oh, dear...captcha: "mocklymo")
Was wondering what part of the word "FAUX" was challenging you w/this "ad." :-D
ReplyDeleteNone of it. It's a faux ad, but for a real product.
And, in fact, seeing that it gets posted on blogs and elsewhere, it's not necessarily even faux anymore. More like a viral one.