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| Sep 19, 2009 8:45 pm |
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Ryze Spam re: The Black Hole - A Trap for Ryze Newbies |
T.E.A.M. Mom!
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Hi Eileen, yes, a few times over the years here and I have voiced my concerns both privately via email and over on the ryze support/leaders networks. I think that it is just to vague of a rule and that there could be some sort of change to this.
Being a GOLD member most of my years (with 10 months platinum) I found that alot of newbies would drop by, check me out, 99% would not say anything, so in turn I would drop back by to them with a quick hello. I also learned to just offer a quick note in the GB welcome if they need any help getting about, etc, drop me a PM.
By doing so, you can open the door of communication and leave it up to them if they would like further information, help, advice, etc. For almost 2 years now, I have been a bd mod for the WBO and one of my duties is to welcome all new members. To keep myself from being flagged, I just switch up my welcome to each gal and offer advice to those who may have asked prior.
Last year, while welcoming newbies to WBO, I had mentioned, just mentioned the WBO site, no links, nothing and I was given a warning that I was spamming! That just made me scratch my head and of course, write support but again. I ex that my role was to welcome all these new members to the network, invite them to share an intro and offer help thru the WBO site. I never heard back on it, so I just stopped doing it (mentioning the site).
Thanks for sharing this, I am sure anyone who joins and comes across these threads will gain some important and much need insight to the inner workings of ryze. Been awhile since we had a good meaty network to lean upon with all areas of networking, hope it will stay awhile and continue to grow.
Enjoy your day, Patricia
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