Comments by Svetlana Gladkova

Jeremy, Thomas, I’ve added both of you to our list and the upgrade should be on its way - I am just waiting for a confirmation from the team and will let everyone know when I get it.

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Caleb, thank you for the comment, I’m glad you like the post and very glad that I have managed to understand your reasons for creating Kallow. And of course it is understandable that you are only in the very beginning of what will probably be a very long road and I wish you the best of success with it. And I do hope that you are flexible enough to listen to suggestions and eventually making Kallow the perfect shopping tool.

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@Andrija: Thank you for this comment, I am aware of the situation to a certain extent but you have definitely added important details I have not read elsewhere, appreciate you sharing the knowledge. And it is certainly intriguing to see what will happen and how they will handle the situation with this singer given the current circumstances.

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Hello but I think I have told everything I know myself and will update the post once more details emerge.

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Author here and if you actually bothered to take a look at the post itself you could have seen that your point was mentioned as well. Too bad you choose to bury before reading.

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Bighorn: Thank you for the comment but I have answered the same accusation a few times above in the comments so I think I will simply invite you to read a few of the initial comments so that you could see what I meant by using the word “myth” here. Thanks.

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kalipso: Thank you for the additional insight, it is very interesting and it really looks very much like the laws are applied selectively only when the officials think they should be - and not when there’s no sense in it for them.

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@Croatian: Thank you for the comment, it is very interesting point of view. I did not think of the fact that Croatia is really a very small country where people know everything about each other and that really explains a lot as if you have any public business or anything you will really think twice even before joining - let alone starting - any group like this.

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Smazzle, that’s a good suggestion but unfortunately I’ve seen way too many examples everywhere of people hiding their connection to a site they are promoting (the comments “hi, I’ve just started using the site … and it’s amazing, highly recommended” with the URL the commentator shows exactly that of the site mentioned are the most obvious examples) that I doubt we will really see such transparency.

As for casual commenters, my experience proves that one only gets a small number of such loyal supporters that will go as far as help you promote your site without you even asking - everything else is what you get from friends after you actually ask. I may be too cynical but I know for sure that the number of things that are actually natural is way too limited to rely on them.

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Ari, actually this was a total surprise to me as well as I somehow thought such actions are not exactly possible in a European country. And the surprise about authorities knowing what a Facebook group is is also here as well but I guess it’s not particularly difficult to believe there are people who will help them understand what they need to around them as I can hardly imagine some high government official actually browsing Facebook for evidence.

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Bob, thank sounds like a great idea to me but I have not heard of such products yet myself - hopefully someone is working on one as I write this.

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William, interesting idea but will hardly work because as soon as people get a tool to show their tweets are news, they will start acting like everything is news - newsworthy or not. I have seen such examples as I am subscribed to search for “breaking news” on Twitter - too many people and news outlets abuse the words to get more eyeballs.

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Sasha: No doubts OpenID is a great idea that will hopefully help us deal with the sign-up fatigue (is that an official disease already?), I only wish all the websites are reasonable in their implementations of OpenID algorithm. Hopefully I’ll have something more optimistic to say in a year

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czechyoself: That’s exactly what I’m talking about - there are no links even to report inappropriate comments or inappropriate websites added to the search results. More than dubious move, I think.

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Neyma, it is strange since it did not make me download absolutely anything thought I already have Windows Media Player installed which could be the reason - so I did not mention this opportunity here. And actually the reason for me posting this was the fact that everyone highly recommended this particular TV channel and people are constantly accessing it to the extent that their servers can’t cope with it perfectly. So I thought that Livestation adding this channel to their selection is a good move for people to have an alternative.

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