That pretty much explains it all, right? I mean, what else is there to say? It’s not exactly breaking news, and if you did a Bing search, we’d probably find that someone has made a similar claim. Who can say for sure?
All of that aside, what is the point of LinkedIn, and who out there is actually pay for its services. I’ve been a quote-unquote user of the site myself for quite some time, but mostly in the passive sense. It wasn’t until just yesterday, after receiving an email requesting I authorize a link request, that I allowed the site to read through my Google contacts to find folks I know. What I found is that I, for some reason, have a bunch of email addresses for folks I don’t actually know. Strange, to say the least. But I went ahead and sent link requests to all of them. We’ll see who responds.
Even as I’m thinking it over and writing it out, I still can’t understand the need for such a website.
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