Monica, this sounds like a conversation you should have directly with Sunshine, rather than on a public forum. At least it's not something the rest of us need to hear about.
I appreciate the response. I like TalkMarkets and am what you would call a "regular." But it's certainly not the only website I frequent. Similar, you are free to frequent as many sites as you'd like.
If you have truly been an advisor to them, giving them tips on how to build a successful media site, perhaps I would agree. Though looking at your background, it doesn't appear that you would have expertise to provide them.
If you are referring to your words in the form of articles and comments, I see you have 26 articles, mostly about politics, even though this is a financial site. And 25 comments, mostly complaining about your financial situation and compensation. Those are a miniscule number of the total "words" on the site.
I'm sorry about your own personal financial woes. But I really say this from the kindness of my heart, and out of consideration for you... I think you are only embarrassing yourself with these tantrums.
Jim, I did not mean to offend and don't know why you are angry at me. Every day you post how you deserve "more." But you have yet to say why. All I was asking is why you think you deserve more? It can't be just because you can play ping pong or have a Wharton Degree from 50 years ago. None of that would actually help a site like this succeed. I was genuinely curious what value you add, over the other 1,000+ authors on the site.
I have found your recent blog posts quite odd. What is your goal here? On the one hand, TalkMarkets has graciously offered you a platform, a home where you can converse with others and share your ideas. At the same time, even more graciously, they are offer you equity in the company. And yet you complain. Publicly and often that you want more.
What do you hope to gain from that? Are you trying to hurt the company's reputation? Damage the value of the equity you've earned? And with all that TalkMarkets has done for you, what exactly do you do for them to justify the "more" that you want? Did you invest any of your own money? Did you introduce them to other investors? Have you brought them a large quantity of new readers? Or brokered any business development deals?
It seems to me, and I am saying this as respectfully as possible, is that all you've done is write a few articles, a tiny fraction of the hundreds of thousands of articles on this site, and have been rewarded for those based on how impactful/popular they were. And most of what you write seems out of place here as this is a finance site. But all your recent musings are either about politics, or how you want more out of the company. But if you are so unhappy, why don't you just go elsewhere?
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I appreciate the response. I like TalkMarkets and am what you would call a "regular." But it's certainly not the only website I frequent. Similar, you are free to frequent as many sites as you'd like.
If you have truly been an advisor to them, giving them tips on how to build a successful media site, perhaps I would agree. Though looking at your background, it doesn't appear that you would have expertise to provide them.
If you are referring to your words in the form of articles and comments, I see you have 26 articles, mostly about politics, even though this is a financial site. And 25 comments, mostly complaining about your financial situation and compensation. Those are a miniscule number of the total "words" on the site.
I'm sorry about your own personal financial woes. But I really say this from the kindness of my heart, and out of consideration for you... I think you are only embarrassing yourself with these tantrums.
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Jim, I did not mean to offend and don't know why you are angry at me. Every day you post how you deserve "more." But you have yet to say why. All I was asking is why you think you deserve more? It can't be just because you can play ping pong or have a Wharton Degree from 50 years ago. None of that would actually help a site like this succeed. I was genuinely curious what value you add, over the other 1,000+ authors on the site.
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I have found your recent blog posts quite odd. What is your goal here? On the one hand, TalkMarkets has graciously offered you a platform, a home where you can converse with others and share your ideas. At the same time, even more graciously, they are offer you equity in the company. And yet you complain. Publicly and often that you want more.
What do you hope to gain from that? Are you trying to hurt the company's reputation? Damage the value of the equity you've earned? And with all that TalkMarkets has done for you, what exactly do you do for them to justify the "more" that you want? Did you invest any of your own money? Did you introduce them to other investors? Have you brought them a large quantity of new readers? Or brokered any business development deals?
It seems to me, and I am saying this as respectfully as possible, is that all you've done is write a few articles, a tiny fraction of the hundreds of thousands of articles on this site, and have been rewarded for those based on how impactful/popular they were. And most of what you write seems out of place here as this is a finance site. But all your recent musings are either about politics, or how you want more out of the company. But if you are so unhappy, why don't you just go elsewhere?