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A few days ago we started also creating daily short videos to share historical events to promote the importance of good networks, but it seems we hit a few bumps along the way. Our aim was to shed light on the significance of strong networks in shaping the course of history. Let's recap the stories:
1) Napoleon's Comeback: Ever wondered how Napoleon made a triumphant return from Elba? It was all about reconnecting to his network, ultimately propelling him back into power!
.. offended some French users
2) Columbus's Perseverance: Christopher Columbus faced rejection not once, but twice from 2 Kings before securing funding for his iconic voyage. It's a testament to the power of networking in making history!
.. offended some others of you
After the 2nd video and backclashes, we wanted to play safe, for example Cleopatra and her bedroom victories. And decided to continue with our lists of great historic events the root of which were fantastic networking skills and networks.
3) Einstein's Escape: Albert Einstein's allies played a vital role in his escape from Nazi Germany, saving him from a grim fate. A true example of the impact of strong connections in dire times.
.. also, offended some of you.
Received 2 messages right after and deleted all 3 videos.
I am personally sorry if our previous posts inadvertently offended some of you. Our intention was purely educational, and we understand that historical narratives can sometimes be sensitive. The mission is to inspire, educate and connect people, not to cause any discomfort.
Thank you for your understanding. Let's continue being happy, prosperous and friendly to each other!
If you have any comments and questions > just ask here.
Helmuts
one more time: every one of these videos did seem to offend somebody from a different community. .. My apologies :/
1) Napoleon's Comeback: Ever wondered how Napoleon made a triumphant return from Elba? It was all about reconnecting to his network, ultimately propelling him back into power!
.. offended some French users
2) Columbus's Perseverance: Christopher Columbus faced rejection not once, but twice from 2 Kings before securing funding for his iconic voyage. It's a testament to the power of networking in making history!
.. offended some others of you
After the 2nd video and backclashes, we wanted to play safe, for example Cleopatra and her bedroom victories. And decided to continue with our lists of great historic events the root of which were fantastic networking skills and networks.
3) Einstein's Escape: Albert Einstein's allies played a vital role in his escape from Nazi Germany, saving him from a grim fate. A true example of the impact of strong connections in dire times.
.. also, offended some of you.
Received 2 messages right after and deleted all 3 videos.
I am personally sorry if our previous posts inadvertently offended some of you. Our intention was purely educational, and we understand that historical narratives can sometimes be sensitive. The mission is to inspire, educate and connect people, not to cause any discomfort.
Thank you for your understanding. Let's continue being happy, prosperous and friendly to each other!
If you have any comments and questions > just ask here.
Helmuts
one more time: every one of these videos did seem to offend somebody from a different community. .. My apologies :/
