news Ryan Kulp scolds Rick Schwartz

[MSN-Domains]

Funny thread, Takeaway domain "investors" have thinner skin then pinot noir

https://twitter.com/ryanckulp/status/1177733130024837122

 

[gtldomainer]

is he gone mad to speak like that in public? one thing, the Ryan guy seriously doesn't have a clue how domaining industry works. sad. his downfall is shouting off the roof.

 

[NickB]

Cringe worthy - comes across as an absolute tool........

And using the word re**rd to describe someone is the lowest of the low......

 

[Mister Funsky]

Who is this ryan dude and why does anyone care what he thinks or does?

 

[Sheogorath]

It does not even worth reading.
I suggest to not even post this type of "news" in the future.
It's worthless piece of information, no offense

 

[Kingslayer]

Why would anyone care what he thinks? Not sure why Rick, who’s made millions from domains is even rising to it to be honest.

But for the record, he should look up Merlin Kauffman.

 

[Dondomainer]

 

[mr-x]

Guy has a collection of people who have blocked him. Twitter is garbage.

 

[Internet.Domains]

I hope Ryan soon learns that when he used the R-word as an insult he offended alot of people. People that could care less about domains, politics, business, websites etc....People that want to be loved and love in return. People that have struggles every day, but continue to smile. People that deserve our respect. People who's heart is gold and innocent. Those are the people Ryan insulted, not domain investors. Sad.

 

[offthehandle]

Why is this duplicate listed in domain news? Its gossip column break room like thread. Fomo got way too much attention on twitter with domainers defending instead of ignoring his comments. Besides that, it was already written about by @equity78

https://www.namepros.com/threads/a-...iation-from-the-buyers-point-of-view.1155477/

 

[Bob Hawkes]

I agree it is not news and to be honest am highly concerned about the language used in both sides on this one. But the R-word is highly offensive. @Internet.Domains has eloquently worded what I was about to try to say, so want to repeat it:

I hope Ryan soon learns that when he used the R-word as an insult he offended alot of people. People that could care less about domains, politics, business, websites etc....People that want to be loved and love in return. People that have struggles every day, but continue to smile. People that deserve our respect. People who's heart is gold and innocent. Those are the people Ryan insulted, not domain investors. Sad.

Yes, some people behave badly on Twitter but that does not mean by any means all of Twitter is that way. People daily reach out and help others, share useful information, provide deep insights on issues, and are pleasant. I have not carefully checked Twitter's ToS but would be surprised if the use of the R-word in this context is not contrary to their ToS. If so I hope someone who received the tweet reports it.

Bob

PS For those who were wondering who this person is, apparently a (former?) musician, now into promoting marketing ideas through online courses and on-site workshops. He could use a copy editor on his site.

PPS Twitter should add a dislike button.

PPPS Calling names is never right or helpful. The kids at the local playground could teach a lot of 'adults' in the online world on how to be adults. And they are only 6 to 10 years old.

 

[barybadrinath]

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i am one more in the great list

 

[offthehandle]

But the R-word is highly offensive.

https://www.namepros.com/threads/re...he-largest-domain-industry-convention.992391/

 

[Bob Hawkes]

https://www.namepros.com/threads/re...he-largest-domain-industry-convention.992391/

Interesting. I had missed that thread. I voted no just now, but highly surprised that the majority think it is OK. Thanks for link.

 

[Internet.Domains]

Interesting. I had missed that thread. I voted no just now, but highly surprised that the majority think it is OK. Thanks for link.

Yes, I was also surprised by the amount of people that think it is OK. The good news from that thread is I recieved alot of passionate support behind the scenes and it really lifted my spirits.

There is no doubt those that feel the word should not be used is passionate and diverse amongst all political affiliations.

 

[offthehandle]

Mr FOMO buys and sells apps other people start up it seems. Taking advantage of underfunded entrepreneurs who wrote them, so he can flip them sometimes in the future and sometimes without adding any value to the app, just sitting on it. Whats the difference with flipping domains?

 

[Bob Hawkes]

Of course both the M word used by Rick and the R word by Ryan are in the list of potentially offensive words. So it was a great interaction all around - Not. Rick also managed the A-word on the list.

The sad thing is that this is in a discussion at least loosely on domain name investing. Such interactions paint our entire industry in a negative light, which is unfair to all of us.

Bob

 

[offthehandle]

Such interactions paint our entire industry in a negative light, which is unfair to all of us.

Those who engaged with him and defended domain investing instead of ignoring his comments on twitter contributed to the perception. In the grand scheme of things, this is just an attention grabbing move on his part. FOMO manipulated people quite well.

 

[Optimal Names]

Of course both the M word used by Rick and the R word by Ryan are in the list of potentially offensive words. So it was a great interaction all around - Not. Rick also managed the A-word on the list.

The sad thing is that this is in a discussion at least loosely on domain name investing. Such interactions paint our entire industry in a negative light, which is unfair to all of us.

Bob

I believe that was the sole intent of that Ryan guy - provoke and sit back and wait for the fireworks when a simple block suffices.

 

[Soofi]

ignorant at its best!