Archive for December, 2004
SorryEveryBody.com and its use of Anonymity
Closed Published by steve December 7th, 2004 in CaptologyOriginally posted to the Captology Notebook
It has been noted that SorryEverybody.com has a very personal feel. It presents the faces of thousands of Americans and their hand written apologies to the rest of the world.
SorryEverybody.com�s persuasive use of anonymity fosters such a personal feel. The site itself never reveals it creator�s identity; we only see […]
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