Can I Make It at TechCrunch Two Weeks? Vote!
Duncan Riley over at The Inquisitr has a poll asking how long I can last at TechCrunch. It's actually an incredibly complimentary post. I mean, I want this on my tombstone:
But Duncan details how tough of a battleground that blog has been for women. He aptly sums up every reason Mr. Lacy didn't want me to help Arrington out. I, for one, can't imagine any comments worse than the ones I got at SXSW or get daily on TechTicker. I think Duncan underestimates how much people already hate me!
But he is right that I don't mince words or opinions. So, readers, you know me pretty well. What do you think? Can I last two weeks? Head on over and vote!
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I might have to resubscribe to TechCrunch then.
Posted by: Bryce | February 05, 2009 at 04:15 AM
you can do it. just don't let this site go.
Posted by: Biggie Smalls | February 05, 2009 at 07:32 AM
It will be great to read your posts on Techcrunch. I hope no one spits on you. That would be a drag. If they do, perhaps we can form some kind of sarahlacy.com posse and go after them.
Posted by: Lawrence Krubner | February 05, 2009 at 02:46 PM
OK not only did I vote, I commented over there. They underestimate your strength Sarah. You'll make it just fine.
Posted by: Adam Singer | February 06, 2009 at 07:59 PM