PetersSmith Works for Juggle

PetersSmith works for Juggle My theory about why I think that PetersSmith works for Juggle is rather complex, so I will break down the components that caused me to think that she is an employee of OneSpace, a company owned by the same company, Juggle, that owns DDO. [1] Polls - Research and Marketing What would be the motivation for an employee of OneSpace, DDO’s sister company that is also owned by Juggle, to become a polls moderator? The answer is marketing! What effect would a polls moderator have on marketing? The power to continuously advertise the polls on forums to attract users to a page where their answers can be compiled by researchers in a more scientific methodology than expressing oneself on forums, or especially on debates. Dialog between members takes place directly in debates and to a somewhat lesser degree in forum postings. The polls allow comments without direct dialog. It would be more viable for researchers to compile data about political leanings or sentiments about current issues using the polls, than analysing debates or forum postings. PetersSmith is the moderator of the polls, giving her an excuse to closely examine the data and comments that are compiled there. I’d guesstimate that 70% of her comments on forum threads mention the polls, usually her dissatisfaction with how they are working, along with hinting that she would like members to ask airmax to give her the ability to moderate and/or remove polls. [2] OneSpace - a company that pools talent to aid online marketers. [1] OneSpace Click the link - I dare you. Does the page that I directed you to actually say anything that gives you much of an idea of what their purpose is? No, it is wordy and vague and says absolutely nothing about the real purpose of the website or their “platform.” This is done intentionally. Just to demonstrate that OneSpace is a company owned by Juggle here is the link. [2] Juggle Here is another example of OneSpace’s “Case Studies” page that says absolutely nothing of any substance about what they actually do. [3] OneSpace case studies When I clicked on “articles,” and then “Swansea firm aims to be at center of the gig economy,” I finally get a glimpse of what OneSpace’s aim is: [4] OneSpace "gig" economy “OneSpace is positioning itself to be a central playerin what’s known as the gig economy, where workerspiece together an income based on a series offreelance assignments rather than a steady paycheck.The 3½-year-old firm maintains a database of500,000 freelancers, all screened for skills thatclients need.The gigs include monitoring social media contentand writing product descriptions for retail websites.The work isn’t glamorous, but it can be missioncriticalfor OneSpace clients such as eBay, Facebookand Sears.” Is it possible that PetersSmith’s “gig” is to monitor social media content on DDO? She sure seems to have more of a serious natured interest here than members who are here for entertainment or expressive purposes. What exactly does “missioncritical” even mean? PetersSmith does seem to be on a mission at times, don’t you think? A mission to get members to utilize the polls, or leave DDO! I already determined why the polls would be of more interest to market or information researchers than the forums or the debates. I clicked on, “Custom Solutions,” and found that OneSpace offers, “content moderation,” and “data management,” and learned that freelancers are paid to flag “inappropriate” content, and “turn unstructured data into actionable insight.”[5] Custom Solutions at OneSpace [3] PetersSmith behavior on the forums is authoritative or evasive much of the time. Whenever I directly questioned her about working for Juggle, she became irritated and informed me to ask airmax. It is possible that airmax doesn’t know that she works for Juggle via OneSpace. When I pushed her, she claimed that she didn’t work for Juggle, but it doesn’t mean that she doesn’t work for OneSpace who is owned by Juggle. Technically she doesn’t work for Juggle directly, but she could work for OneSpace as a freelancer or some sort. Here are links to previous conversations we had some time ago about the subject of her working for Juggle. [http://www.debate.org...] no answer [http://www.debate.org...] no answer [http://www.debate.org...] no answer [http://www.debate.org...] finally an answer, and I had taken her word for it, but when she encouraged Zmike to leave the site for airing his grievances, I once again suspected she works for Juggle, so I made this debate. This link is to our most recent discourse about her working for Juggle, on 6/12/2016. [http://www.debate.org...] The authoritative tone about Juggle, is what leads me to believe she knows more about them than anyone else. She claims that other members say similar things about Juggle and links me to the wrong page of whatever she was trying to direct me to. I think that Juggle’s motivation for attempting to control content on DDO, may be to ensure that their sister companies (other than DDO) are viewed favorably by their clients. In all of the content that I read while researching OneSpace, it was clear to me that they’d prefer content be easily decipherable. They employ people to monitor and edit content on the web. Could PetersSmith be one of those who receive a paycheck? [4] PetersSmith’s profile page mentions that she is a writer. Duh…., all of us who are on this website to a degree are writers. Does she mean that she is a paid writer? The use of the term “writer” leads me to believe she is paid for it, because most members word it in such a way that shows that it is an activity they they enjoy or are good at, and use a phrase such as, ”I enjoy writing.” Her feed seldom shows any activity. I had checked fairly often, during the times that I was engaged in discourse with her on forums, to see what she was up to, but her activity has ALWAYS been incognito. PetersSmith’s supporters? [http://www.debate.org...] no answer PetersSmith avoids dialog about herself [http://www.debate.org...] I spent quite a bit of time reading polls that PetersSmith had previously posted. It seems that she hasn’t made a poll in quite some time. I did find these comments to her / about her from members that implied she had a purpose for her polls. “Reeseroni says May 13 2015 03:39 PM Report PostPetersSmith, you make really in-depth polls and such, but it seems like you haven't voted on one for nearly a year. It doesn't really matter, and ofc I didn't go through your profile and look through all your poll votes, but y don't you like sharing your opinions? No answer [http://www.debate.org...] “reece says April 24 2015 04:54 PM Report Post@PetersSmith It tells me very little. You certainly have the skill to acquire information. You just need to find the best way to implement it.Kreakin saysApril 25 2015 08:19 AM Report Post@PetersSmith - If you create polls to analyze people and then vote on them, you will be analyzed by others. Your vote and comment appear to be contradictory to how people here see you and how you appear to see yourself. :) She answers and complains that others noticed that she voted. [http://www.debate.org...] What does this have to do with my theory about her working for Juggle via OneSpace? It shows that other members noticed that she is compiling information to analyse. If she does work for OneSpace, we should have sympathy for her. They seem like real Jacka$$es to deal with. They push their “freelancers” for little pay or recognition.