Of rules and the Weekly Wrapup

I'm not against all the rules. Rules can be good, especially when they are based on good sense and morals. They keep us from doing dumb stuff and hurting others. Well, at least that's the idea.

But then there are stupid, ridiculous rules. Usually set for personal or business gain.

Take the new Twitter logo and the renewed Twitter Trademark and Content Display Policy. Silly, meaningless rules like this beg for someone to break them over and over again. Why? Because they are silly and meaningless.

Did you know that you shouldn't use your own logos/illustrations as Twitter buttons? Now you know.

Last week on tasselflower blog (eg. Weekly Wrapup)

• Twitter Tuesday: Sharing links - "Try these and your sharing will have more effect and won't alienate all of your followers."
• A couple of web design tips - "It works also as a sign of professionalism and tell that you are really invested in your site."
• Marketing basics: Stop selling, start giving - "Selling needs to come naturally, in the way the customer feels they asked for it."
• Two different types of Like (on Facebook) - "Do you know the difference in when you like something on a another website and in when you like it on Facebook?"
• Do you have a blog? Tell me! - "But I'm sure there's more out there."

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