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It’s nice to see the both the positive and constructive comments about the new social initiative from Best Buy, Twelpforce. There are definitely some kinks to work out in the system, but it offers an entirely new way for Best Buy to offer customers support and to help them find the best solutions for their technology questions. It offers an amazing amount of new transparency to BBY that we never had before. It’s important for companies as a whole to embrace social networks as it’s the next evolution to word of mouth type business. I’m curious about the various customer experiences with it so far, has it been beneficial to you? How do you think it could be improved?

Also, be sure to check out the new Geek Squad Intelligence section on Geeksquad.com

I think I’ve found my dream job. I work on creative, new things every day. I like the people I work with. I love going into work every day.

Guess I really lucked out this time. No business owners trying to stab each other. No random, crazy small business own hoopla. There are definite bonuses for working for Best Buy.

Listening to thesixtyone, and reading Quartz Composer development blogs. All is quiet.

So in case you hadn’t figured it out by now I’ve changed my mind about running the Louisville Independent Music Archive. After thinking about the discussion over on Louisville Hardcore, the effort it’s going to require… it just frankly isn’t worth it. Sorry to those interested in it, I would suggest collaborating with the other interested parties. I’d be more than happy to lend some technical or operational advice to anyone creating their own though, I’m just done with thankless jobs, especially from a thankless music scene.