LinkedIn service and responsibility

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   Name: Marc Freedman on Apr 3, 2008

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   Name: Peter R. Luiks on Apr 3, 2008

   Comments: LinkedIn, star of networks, most quoted, most reknown, most desired, why are you digging your grave

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   Name: Danny Faught on Apr 3, 2008

   Comments: I'm concerned that poor customer service, such as what I've sometimes observed directly, will drive people away and thus make the service less useful for me.

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   Name: Adam Levy on Apr 3, 2008

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   Name: Lonny Gulden on Apr 3, 2008

   Comments: AMEN!

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   Name: Carol Deckert on Apr 3, 2008

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   Name: Anonymous on Apr 4, 2008

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   Name: John S Veitch on Apr 4, 2008

   Comments: This is a very mildly mannered petition compared with my thoughts. LinkedIn in my view still doesn't understand the business it's in. The business model is faulty, and their abuse of the people who have been the strongest advocates of LinkedIn is shameful. So I'm starting to advocate other alternatives.

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   Name: Andrew Panarielo on Apr 4, 2008

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    Name: Angelo Stone on Apr 4, 2008

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    Name: Arion Holliman on Apr 4, 2008

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    Name: Kirti Kapoor on Apr 5, 2008

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    Name: Daniel Ilies on Apr 5, 2008

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    Name: Steven "Doc" List on Apr 5, 2008

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    Name: Mark Hamade on Apr 5, 2008

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    Name: James Clark on Apr 6, 2008

    Comments: When changes occur which effect the way in which people use LinkedIn - from displaying ones network and being able to get a snapshot of the extended network, through to very poor standard responses to queries about why one's account is suspended, LinkedIn are backwards in coming forwards - that is to say their communication to the very people who make their service an offering, is either non-existent or very poor. If LinkedIn can encourage someone like Bill Gates to start discussion, how is it they fail to communicate effectively using a similar medium to ALL of us on LinkedIn. I encourage LinkedIn to step up & rise to the challenge of providing a service worthy of the reputation it seemingly has in the market. Regards James Clark

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    Name: Paulo Andre on Apr 7, 2008

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    Name: Luc Verdegem on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Jim Teeter on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Sabrina Galindo on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Patty Martin on Apr 8, 2008

    Comments: Item #4 is probably the most annoying problem to date. I have sent numerous emails to support regarding disappearing features only to be ignored.

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    Name: Izzy Saldivar on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Paul Spoutz on Apr 8, 2008

    Comments: Also, why are my recommendations disappearing

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    Name: Leslie Mason on Apr 8, 2008

    Comments: I would like to see users be able to contest when someone clicks the "I don't know" button or marks their InMail as "innapproiate" when clearly they state on their profile that they will accept such contacts.

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    Name: Amber Powell on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Matthew Ringman on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: John Correll on Apr 8, 2008

    Comments: there's an old axiom about "a better mousetrap." Take note, LinkedIn....

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Dorothy Beach on Apr 8, 2008

    Comments: Service moves so slowly - I almost dread using the site because it tends to be sometimes unavailable it is so slow.

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    Name: Anthony Ysasaga on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: John Livermore on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Tim Fleming on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Virgilio Freire on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: David Keim on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Chris Williams on Apr 8, 2008

    Comments: Also, Linkedin has to give reason why they keep shutting down colleague search. I don't think its fair. I sent out only a couple of them since being activated and I spoke to most of those people and they claim they never clicked the I don't know button they just clicked later.

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    Name: Alan Dattel on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Gopi Srini on Apr 8, 2008

    Comments: My account is still restricted inspite of sending them a reply.

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Mary on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Steven Burda on Apr 8, 2008

    Comments: Steven Burda www.linkedin.com/in/burda

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    Name: Michael S. Meyers-Jouan on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Bruce Gilmore on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 8, 2008

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    Name: Les Watson on Apr 9, 2008

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    Name: Hari Vallurupalli on Apr 9, 2008

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