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Permalink October 4, 2008 @ 11:27, by Francois Planque • Category: Community

Listen to it here: François Planque of b2evolution - Interview by Des Walsh on the Social Media Show.

This was recorded via Skype a couple days ago, with Des being in Australia and me being in California. The sound quality turned out to be pretty good... but that doesn't help that I still hate listening to myself... :p (Is that my real voice??)

4 comments

Comment from: EdB [Visitor] · http://wonderwinds.com
OMG you sound squeaky :(

The other voice sounds like a voice but you sound like ... OMG ... a chipmunk :( Not in person is the thing that strikes me. In person you sound like a normal young man. But really, the message is the message eh? Eff-star-star-star wordpress, but ... wow ... the audio didn't do you justice.

I need to make a new plugin. I need to offer something no one knows they need but everyone wants. That'd be cool yah?
10/04/08 @ 14:57
Comment from: Francois Planque [Member] Email · http://fplanque.com/
Ah yeah Ed, thanks for the chipmunk voice compliment... now I hate it even more! :D
10/04/08 @ 23:27
Comment from: Des Walsh [Visitor] Email · http://www.deswalsh.com
Don't be hard on yourself Francois. I still think the content is very good. You shared a lot of information that was new to me and your quiet explanation of how b2 evolution works should be, for my money, a must-listen for anyone who is interested in blogging platforms. I believe such a person will get value from listening and I suspect won't be bothered about how the voices sound.
10/05/08 @ 14:08
Comment from: Nelson M. [Visitor]
I thought it was a very good interview, don't be so hrd on yourself about your voice. I hate hearing mine too. I come off sounding like a nasal tone Bob Ross (hippy painter on public broadcasting in the u.s.) so I know exactly what you are talking about.

Thanks for all that you do for all of us.
11/09/08 @ 18:47

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