Comments on: LinkedIn Features: Does Everyone Have Equal Access? http://windmillnetworking.com/2009/05/05/linkedin-features-does-everyone-have-equal-access/ Social Media Strategy for Businesses and Professionals Sun, 20 May 2012 19:32:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Want to see your Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn all on one page? | Easy Computinghttp://windmillnetworking.com/2009/05/05/linkedin-features-does-everyone-have-equal-access/#comment-6788 Want to see your Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn all on one page? | Easy Computing Thu, 27 Oct 2011 11:09:19 +0000 http://linkedinquestions.wordpress.com/?p=341#comment-6788 [...] LinkedIn Features: Does Everyone Have Equal Access? (windmillnetworking.com) [...] [...] LinkedIn Features: Does Everyone Have Equal Access? (windmillnetworking.com) [...]

]]> By: Neal Schafferhttp://windmillnetworking.com/2009/05/05/linkedin-features-does-everyone-have-equal-access/#comment-217 Neal Schaffer Sat, 16 May 2009 00:33:43 +0000 http://linkedinquestions.wordpress.com/?p=341#comment-217 Hey Sean, Thanks for stopping by and for including some historical background on the issue. I never really noticed it until recently, but it is clear that although LinkedIn is always in a constant state of flux, they are definitely favoring big companies over the small guy. I agree that the concept of Service Providers is a great one, but to this day I still cannot view the information ;-( Bummer.... - Neal Hey Sean,

Thanks for stopping by and for including some historical background on the issue. I never really noticed it until recently, but it is clear that although LinkedIn is always in a constant state of flux, they are definitely favoring big companies over the small guy. I agree that the concept of Service Providers is a great one, but to this day I still cannot view the information ;-( Bummer….

- Neal

]]> By: Neal Schafferhttp://windmillnetworking.com/2009/05/05/linkedin-features-does-everyone-have-equal-access/#comment-4416 Neal Schaffer Sat, 16 May 2009 00:33:00 +0000 http://linkedinquestions.wordpress.com/?p=341#comment-4416 Hey Sean, Thanks for stopping by and for including some historical background on the issue. I never really noticed it until recently, but it is clear that although LinkedIn is always in a constant state of flux, they are definitely favoring big companies over the small guy. I agree that the concept of Service Providers is a great one, but to this day I still cannot view the information ;-( Bummer.... - Neal Hey Sean,

Thanks for stopping by and for including some historical background on the issue. I never really noticed it until recently, but it is clear that although LinkedIn is always in a constant state of flux, they are definitely favoring big companies over the small guy. I agree that the concept of Service Providers is a great one, but to this day I still cannot view the information ;-( Bummer….

- Neal

]]> By: Sean Nelsonhttp://windmillnetworking.com/2009/05/05/linkedin-features-does-everyone-have-equal-access/#comment-216 Sean Nelson Fri, 15 May 2009 17:10:49 +0000 http://linkedinquestions.wordpress.com/?p=341#comment-216 Neal, The Service Provider section used to be one of the main 4 Links on LinkedIn ... People, Jobs, Answers & Service Providers. When they added the Companies section they simply placed Service Providers under it. I viewed this at the time as a big guy vs. small guy value statement form LinkedIn. Companies initially were added by LinkedIn and tended to be larger companies. The Service Providers section is made up of a bunch of categories that are represented more by self employed individuals. I think it's a valuable part of LinkedIn but unfortunately it goes unnoticed by many users. Neal,

The Service Provider section used to be one of the main 4 Links on LinkedIn … People, Jobs, Answers & Service Providers. When they added the Companies section they simply placed Service Providers under it.

I viewed this at the time as a big guy vs. small guy value statement form LinkedIn. Companies initially were added by LinkedIn and tended to be larger companies. The Service Providers section is made up of a bunch of categories that are represented more by self employed individuals.

I think it’s a valuable part of LinkedIn but unfortunately it goes unnoticed by many users.

]]> By: Sean Nelsonhttp://windmillnetworking.com/2009/05/05/linkedin-features-does-everyone-have-equal-access/#comment-4415 Sean Nelson Fri, 15 May 2009 17:10:00 +0000 http://linkedinquestions.wordpress.com/?p=341#comment-4415 Neal, The Service Provider section used to be one of the main 4 Links on LinkedIn ... People, Jobs, Answers & Service Providers. When they added the Companies section they simply placed Service Providers under it. I viewed this at the time as a big guy vs. small guy value statement form LinkedIn. Companies initially were added by LinkedIn and tended to be larger companies. The Service Providers section is made up of a bunch of categories that are represented more by self employed individuals. I think it's a valuable part of LinkedIn but unfortunately it goes unnoticed by many users. Neal,

The Service Provider section used to be one of the main 4 Links on LinkedIn … People, Jobs, Answers & Service Providers. When they added the Companies section they simply placed Service Providers under it.

I viewed this at the time as a big guy vs. small guy value statement form LinkedIn. Companies initially were added by LinkedIn and tended to be larger companies. The Service Providers section is made up of a bunch of categories that are represented more by self employed individuals.

I think it’s a valuable part of LinkedIn but unfortunately it goes unnoticed by many users.

]]> By: Neal Schafferhttp://windmillnetworking.com/2009/05/05/linkedin-features-does-everyone-have-equal-access/#comment-215 Neal Schaffer Sun, 10 May 2009 13:43:59 +0000 http://linkedinquestions.wordpress.com/?p=341#comment-215 I think you have experienced this more than anyone! I think you have experienced this more than anyone!

]]> By: Neal Schafferhttp://windmillnetworking.com/2009/05/05/linkedin-features-does-everyone-have-equal-access/#comment-4414 Neal Schaffer Sun, 10 May 2009 13:43:00 +0000 http://linkedinquestions.wordpress.com/?p=341#comment-4414 I think you have experienced this more than anyone! I think you have experienced this more than anyone!

]]> By: Steven Burdahttp://windmillnetworking.com/2009/05/05/linkedin-features-does-everyone-have-equal-access/#comment-214 Steven Burda Fri, 08 May 2009 17:40:07 +0000 http://linkedinquestions.wordpress.com/?p=341#comment-214 Steven Burda and Neal Schaffer and these TopLinkedin Top 50 are not your average users... that's why they are selectively limited by Linkedin. wfeigenson and inna are average users that don't know what YOU and I know... they are ok. for now. http://tinyurl.com/WhyLimit Steven Burda and Neal Schaffer and these TopLinkedin Top 50 are not your average users… that’s why they are selectively limited by Linkedin.

wfeigenson and inna are average users that don’t know what YOU and I know… they are ok. for now.

http://tinyurl.com/WhyLimit

]]> By: Steven Burdahttp://windmillnetworking.com/2009/05/05/linkedin-features-does-everyone-have-equal-access/#comment-4413 Steven Burda Fri, 08 May 2009 17:40:00 +0000 http://linkedinquestions.wordpress.com/?p=341#comment-4413 Steven Burda and Neal Schaffer and these TopLinkedin Top 50 are not your average users... that's why they are selectively limited by Linkedin. wfeigenson and inna are average users that don't know what YOU and I know... they are ok. for now. http://tinyurl.com/WhyLimit Steven Burda and Neal Schaffer and these TopLinkedin Top 50 are not your average users… that’s why they are selectively limited by Linkedin.

wfeigenson and inna are average users that don’t know what YOU and I know… they are ok. for now.

http://tinyurl.com/WhyLimit

]]> By: Steven Burdahttp://windmillnetworking.com/2009/05/05/linkedin-features-does-everyone-have-equal-access/#comment-213 Steven Burda Fri, 08 May 2009 17:38:27 +0000 http://linkedinquestions.wordpress.com/?p=341#comment-213 Another example? Look here: http://www.linkedin.com/in/burda See the three links there? Good. No, click on "View Full Profile" and... still there? See the three links there? Ah-no? - Steven Another example?

Look here: http://www.linkedin.com/in/burda
See the three links there? Good.

No, click on “View Full Profile” and… still there?
See the three links there? Ah-no?

- Steven

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