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Monday, February 21, 2011 3:41:08 PM
Yes its true that Dean should not have been posting about IMGG business on Facebook. This is why he defriended anyone that he does not really know. This is just plain old common senes. That also takes away some of the "Noise" so he can focus more on running the company.
The removal of people Mr. Jane's Facebook IS NOT a sign things aren't so positive within the company. On the cotrary, it is a sign that he is starting to make better decisions. We can't tell of course if that was his idea or the legal council. Any proof here or just an opinion?
There are no facts to support the statement "The SEC forced Janes to remove the page from Facebook". Show us the facts AT (or anyone else) or state it as an opinion.
"book smart" but "street stupid" - Yes, I believe he is guilty as charged here. Of course it is an opinion, but I'm sure many here agree with us on that one. From what I can determine, Dean is a smart man. Some of the smartest people I know don't have much common sense. They are good at what they do, but once you take them out of their area of expertise, they are lost. The legal council will help him out here.
So, for whatever you post on this forum, please tell us whether it is a fact (include evidence) or just your opinion. There are too many expressing their opinions and stating they are facts without including proof. Give us proof!
Keeping it real.
Homer
Thats my single post limit for the day. See you all tomorrow.
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