Common Craft Blog
Wow, Thanks So Much for the Feedback
By leelefever on August 13, 2008 - 2:55pm
We are blown away with the response to the recent post "What Videos Should We Make?" Not just the quantity (over 50 comments and lots of email), but the quality. It's exciting to see suggestions that have opened up new ideas and ones that fit with a couple of the themes that have been top-of-mind.
As I've told Sachi recently, it feels a little like we're at the edge of a pool, preparing to jump in. We're confident that we're on the right track, but the content of our future videos will diverge from the social media focus that people have come to expect from Common Craft. That's why your suggestions have been so encouraging - they help us see that there is a need for the kinds of "back to basics" videos we'd like to make.
At the end of the day, change is not only good, but necessary and the shock of a cold pool quickly becomes refreshing. I think we'll dive-in head first.
The pool
The best part about jumping in is that the pool you're looking at is full of stuff you love to do. Having found a job I love I don't think I could ever go back to drudgery. I'm going to teach my kids to find what they love then figure out a way to get paid for it.
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Amazing job
Hi Lee I just stopped by your website to tell you that you guys do a great job. I happened to see the Common Craft videos when I was browsing aimlessly in youtube. The videos got me interested to know more about the common craft company, which has now led me into leaving my comment here. Keep up the good work!! Cheers Sudhaa
Thank you
I'd like to thank you for the videos. I use them all the time to explain web 2.0 concepts to my students. You explain things so much better than I can. cheers Sarah