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I would agree with you about the rudeness coming from posting quickly if he didn't already have a rep for being extremely rude on here long before cheer updates was a thing. I mean his name was "meanj" for heaven sakes.Thanks for sharing my post. I totally agree with you that the app is not for everyone. I also agree with the design critique as well :).
In fairness, he can certainly be percieved as snarky or rude sometimes. I think alot of times in his haste to respond quickly to the hundreds of people providing him info, he can certainly come off that way. He does have a passion for what he is providing the Cheer community though. That future blog post may be reserved for a later date.
I am excited about the future of this platform. Many people think CU's reporting is inaccurate. People need to remember he is not reporting actual judges comments or scores, only what he is viewing and sees at that time. No one should ever take the observations to the bank as gospel( I think that gets lost sometimes). It is only CU's opinion and it typically does not exactly mirror the score sheets. He is normally overly critical IMO which I believe is good for the sport.
Personally not a fan of someone charging for info. And as much as he does good things for the sport. ...let's face it. He has his favorites.
Maybe I'm just cheap but I'll just wait to see results and Info all over social media
That's another issue. He will promote your gym if you pay him. Just my opinion but that doesn't seem right either.Is he playing favorites or just promoting the gyms that pay him? Not sure a lot of people know that he gets paid directly from certain gyms.
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On another note though, good for him. He's making a career for himself out of something he loves. Watch cheerleading, go to all the big awesome events, and post about it? Wish I had thought of it!
Thanks for sharing my post. I totally agree with you that the app is not for everyone. I also agree with the design critique as well :).
In fairness, he can certainly be percieved as snarky or rude sometimes. I think alot of times in his haste to respond quickly to the hundreds of people providing him info, he can certainly come off that way. He does have a passion for what he is providing the Cheer community though. That future blog post may be reserved for a later date.
I am excited about the future of this platform. Many people think CU's reporting is inaccurate. People need to remember he is not reporting actual judges comments or scores, only what he is viewing and sees at that time. No one should ever take the observations to the bank as gospel( I think that gets lost sometimes). It is only CU's opinion and it typically does not exactly mirror the score sheets. He is normally overly critical IMO which I believe is good for the sport.
To his credit, most successful businesses aren't super innovative.I knew I recognized the twitter handle :p FWIW, I like the idea of the app. And I understand why people like him.
But I can't get behind someone like him. And I can't get behind someone charging for free information - even if it's a one time thing. (And the design, I could write a 4 page critique. But I design for a living so i think its just extra bad because of my background.) I don't value his opinions or critiques. And I think the way he handles his "business" is sketchy/corrupt af. I don't think his business is that innovative of an idea. Fierceboard has been doing this for years - the only thing he did was find a way to capatalize on it by moving it to twitter where its more accessible and easily shareable for the masses.
Thanks for sharing my post. I totally agree with you that the app is not for everyone. I also agree with the design critique as well :).
In fairness, he can certainly be percieved as snarky or rude sometimes. I think alot of times in his haste to respond quickly to the hundreds of people providing him info, he can certainly come off that way. He does have a passion for what he is providing the Cheer community though. That future blog post may be reserved for a later date.
I am excited about the future of this platform. Many people think CU's reporting is inaccurate. People need to remember he is not reporting actual judges comments or scores, only what he is viewing and sees at that time. No one should ever take the observations to the bank as gospel( I think that gets lost sometimes). It is only CU's opinion and it typically does not exactly mirror the score sheets. He is normally overly critical IMO which I believe is good for the sport.
Does anyone have screenshots? I want to see them.When a poor kid asks him what is, admittedly, maybe a dumb question and he comes back with a rude response, I cringe.
My guess is that gyms and EPs pay him to go to them and tweet results/comments/photos (this applies to uniform reveals as well). He gets paid, they get visibility.How does he earn a living doing this? EPs pay him to attend? Am I missing something here?