So, this is all that remained…
I posted my Crossword Article on Linkedin today, and lo and behold, check out the second comment on the posting below:
I guess Mr. Kalyaan Raavi would have sent me a Linkedin request and I must have accepted him in good faith.
BUT THIS KIND OF SPAM was never expected by me…
So, what do the people of the types of Kalyan Raavi really expect??
– That all my readers will suddenly become ‘recruiters’ for him and send him ‘Sharepoint Developer and & SQL Server’ resumes ASAP??
– The fact that he so publicly provided his e-mail id proves that he believes in the nobility of his mission?
– Does he know that ‘comment’ means to comment upon the post or article – not tell the world why you had a fight with your mother in law and then ask someone for help in killing her?
– Do people like him keep ‘requesting’ friendship with Bakra’s like me to be able to vomit on our profiles at the right time?
Man…. I am so disgusted…
Linkedin just became another highway of the no brakes spam drivers….
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Ps – Please read the other 2 pieces on Linkedin on therodinhoods:
– How people are asking anyone and everyone for linkedin endorsements
– The linkedin founders personal mail to me
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Aditya Rao
When a platform gets big .. it attracts users. Which attracts marketers .. out of which spring out some spammers 🙂
Way life works.