Hi P, let me just expand on the “I remove whatever comments I want” notion. There are some basic things I saw in David’s posts:

1) He seemed to think I was of the opposite opinion that the blog post actually states. At the very least read carefully before commenting.
2) He was insulting a number of times in ways that didn’t enhance his point at all.
3) When warned about rudeness, he rebutted with a claim that he had every right to be.
4) There was no actual substance to his comments beyond “Nuh-unh!”

Taken independently none of these things are really a concern and I tend to let it go. Little things are no big deal. See http://www.calebbooker.com/blog/2008/12/14/business-in-virtual-worlds-news-roundup-dec-8-14-2008/ for example.

Taken together, however, science calls this “trolling”. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll

Now, I know that some would have me engage David and bring him up to speed, but I’m a very busy man and if he wants me to spend that much time on him he’ll have to pay my consulting fee like everyone else.

Also, I realize some would like me to publish an “official policy” on this, but really if you’re acting like a business person it’s practically impossible to get moderated here. Besides, at no time have I ever called this blog an “official” anything. It’s CalebBooker.com, and I make no apologies for that.
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RE: What is Clever Zebra up to?

Our most recent work has been in the area of facilitating privately held company meetings. It seems many companies are achieving a very large ROI on this. Necessarily, however, this means signing NDAs so we can’t publish much about it.

Public events were fun and we may do them again, but for now we’re only planning on doing so as a white label service if there are companies out there looking to have a virtual event under their corporate banner.

I have always been a fan of Clever Zebra, you’re work on free builds was a great attempt. Although, not too sure where that is now? Are you guys still trading?