Orphan Groups @ Squidoo

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When somebody gets 50% of the revenue from an enterprise, they're not a "service," they're a partner. When they have more control over operations than you do, they're a senior partner. In web publishing, as in life choose your partners carefully.

Did you write a lens for a "co-branded" group only to be hung out to dry for months? Fortunately, not many did, since these were SO hard to locate.

Unfortunately they have remained hard to locate ... til now!

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"Orphan" Groups at Squidoo

Before Squidoo introduced the present version of Squidoo groups, they tried some "cobranded groups." If you tried to steal a march on the competition by joining one of these groups before they were "officially" activated -- you've been waiting over two years now.

My Lensmaster Index: The Editors of Rolling Stone Magazine lens seems to have had the desired effect after I aggresively promoted it to lensrank 116. Perhaps Squidoo LLC will get the point a little sooner this time.

The Peter Principle

Like Parkinson's Law, the Peter Principle:
"In a hierarchy every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence." -- is so ironic that many assume that it is intended as satire. Nope.

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Here are a few "random" pages that neither the search engines nor Squidoo visitors are likely to see (unless they stop by here first)

American Heart Association Lenses
    •Low Sodium Diet Cookbooks @ Amazon.com
    •Low Fat Cookbooks @ Amazon.com
La Leche League International Lenses
    •General Breastfeeding Supplies @ Amazon.com
NPR Lenses
    •The Thistle & Shamrock -- Celtic Music @ NPR
Penguin Group Lenses
    •My Penguin Group Index @ Squidoo
    •The Penguin Classics Library Complete Collection - Top 100 Titles
    •The Children's Library Collection from Penguin
    •Penguin - The English Collection - 19th C. British Literature
    •Bestsellers from the Penguin Group
    •The Pelican "World of Shakespeare" Collection
    •Bestselling John Steinbeck Titles from Penguin
    •Penguin / Viking "Portable" Series
    •Penguin Children's Literature
    •Penguin "Foundations in Literature" Collection
    •Penguin "The Complete Greeks & Romans" Collection
    •Penguin "Foundations in Democracy" Collection
Politics Central Lenses
    •Peter Beinart's Readings on Liberalism
    •Paul Berman's Readings on the American Left
    •Ian Bremmer's Readings in International Politics
    •John Dean's Readings on the American Presidency
    •Haynes Johnson's Readings in History & Politics
American Heart Association Top 50 Lenses
    •American Heart Association HQ
Spread Firefox Top 50 Lenses
    • "Template"
ign.com Top 50 Lenses
    •ign.com HQ
The Knot Top 50 Lenses
    •The Knot HQ
La Leche League International Top 50 Lenses
    •La Leche League International HQ
NPR Top 50 Lenses
    •npr HQ
Penguin Group Top 50 Lenses
    •Penguin Group HQ
Politics Central Top 50 Lenses
    •Politics Central HQ

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Reader Feedback

I seldom use the guestbook module since it often attracts a bad element -- ie airheads who want a link back to there page and have nothing to say. Well, I'm giving it another try ... for now.

  • lollyj Mar 8, 2009 @ 2:11 pm | delete
    I browsed a random sampling of your lenses and appreciate your crisp, no nonsense commentaries. I particularly enjoyed your lens about visiting war-torn Afghanistan..
  • Margaret_Schaut Jan 21, 2007 @ 9:38 am | delete
    Well, Who Knew!?!?! I tried to find them. I don't know how you did. Good job. Thanks for the suggestions, too.

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