That Emilie Boyles sure calls for a lot of things to happen. She’s also doing a lot of developing. Does anyone see the logical contradiction of using 16,000 dollars to build a system to monitor e-chatter, and then giving results from that system to someone before the system was even in place?
If you think my interpretation is hard to follow, don’t go reading her latest missive.
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I’ve read it a few times over already – and I still can’t make heads or tails of it. Other than to say she’s got a mighty big chip on her shoulder, and a hell of a lot of animosity stored up to be using the slogan she does.