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		<title>Unwanted Suggestions For Yahoo</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Has anyone ever asked you for advice and then told you that your idea was stupid? That&#8217;s how Yahoo Suggestions user David Dalka feels after Yahoo not only rejected his suggestion about improving Yahoo mail, but deleted it entirely. Yahoo &#8230;]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Has anyone ever asked you for advice and then told you that your idea was stupid? That&#8217;s how Yahoo Suggestions user David Dalka feels after Yahoo not only rejected his suggestion about improving Yahoo mail, but deleted it entirely.</p>
<p>Yahoo recently unveiled its new Digg-like <a href="http://www.webpronews.com/insiderreports/2007/02/19/yahoo-silences-unwanted-suggestions">Suggestions platform</a> that, at least in theory, allows users to propose ideas and invites the community to vote on the ideas they&#8217;d like to see Yahoo implement.</p>
<p>Dalka learned that the first rule of Yahoo Mail is you don&#8217;t talk about Yahoo Mail &#8212; at least not negatively.  After Dalka brought up issues with Yahoo Mail&#8217;s spam filters, the Yahoo Suggestions community chimed in with support.  Apparently, Yahoo thought more aggressive spam filters were a terrible idea, and deleted the suggestion altogether, saying &#8220;the suggestion was not actionable by the owners of the Suggestion Board.&#8221;</p>
<p>Yahoo may think weblogs are a bad idea too, as that&#8217;s exactly where <a href="http://www.daviddalka.com/createvalue/">Dalka</a> took his cause. He said, &#8220;If this is going to be the normal procedure of Yahoo Suggestions, I now have serious concerns about the success of the Yahoo Suggestions initiative.&#8221;</p>
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