I love it when I get fan mail. Here’s a delightful message that a thoughtful reader sent me yesterday:
You are a f███ing idiot. You are like the rest of the broken clock con artists that keep preaching doom…
Tag: feedback
Got an idea for a post? Let’s hear it!
This was mentioned Saturday on the Link Roundup, but I wanted to highlight it a bit more prominently. Last week I set up an account on a site called User Voice, which allows you, the user, to suggest topics for me to write about here on Seattle Bubble. A few of you already pulled up…
Can You Really Climb the Equity Ladder?
I’m working on a post that explores the concept of the homebuying “equity ladder” (or “property ladder“), in which the lifetime buying plan of the typical American homebuyer is assumed to look like: photo by Flickr user Atle Brunvoll Buy a cheap starter home in your 20s. Maybe a little 2-bed house or a condo…
Has Greed Ruined Seattle’s Livability?
I received the following in an email from a reader: About the condo—comment article… the real issue is not the really cheap/ugly/tasteless and likely unlivable condos (apartments). Nor is it the equally horrible “townhouses.” It is about greed and lack of public (government) oversight and control. The developers wanted the money, the government wanted the…
What do you want from Seattle Bubble?
Since making the big announcement on Wednesday, I’ve received a lot of feedback about Seattle Bubble and some of the improvements people would like to see now that I’m dedicating more time to it. Some of the comments have been constructive, while others have been… less helpful, but I honestly appreciate them all. Here are…