From Mike Driehorst: Mob rule?

From Mark Driehorst, a fine post about a problematic issue in social media: lynch mobs.

I saw things get ugly on YouTube this summer, as a virtual lynch mob formed against LisaNova, one of YT’s most popular directors.

Here are two of my responses…

…the serious…

…and the silly (but not a lot less serious than the other, really):

As you can tell from looking at the videos on my YouTube channel, I got way too involved with LisaNova this summer. But it was the quality of her best videos that got me involved with YouTube in the first place. And she and I had had a pleasant exchange of emails before she became YT’s most notorious “spammer” (in quotes because although she spammed I can’t think of a word that really says what she is). So I was quite distressed when she got so much hate thrown at her that she took more than a month off.

I don’t like spammers. Not at all. But I like lynchings even less.If “thought leader” has an opposite, I think “lynch mob leader” is probably it.

Thx to Kami Huyse for the link to Mike’s post.

And, oh, if you haven’t discovered LisaNova yet, here are two of my favorite videos: Teenie Weenie RAW & UNCENSORED, and Breaking News!!!

2 Responses to “From Mike Driehorst: Mob rule?”

  1. Kami Huyse Says:

    Sometimes I wonder if I should still serve up links in my feed, then I read where they helped someone find something of interest. I guess I will keep them. :-)

  2. maxhansen Says:

    Hi, Kami. By wondrous coincidence, it happened again: just before I saw your comment, I picked up your links for today and read “Why I don’t trust marketers,” and I’m going to post about it if I don’t run out of steam.

    Thanks for stopping by and being my first commenter in a couple of weeks.