1. Blogs that force people to log in to comment.
2. Marketers who continue to think interruption marketing is going to work on social sites.
3. People who see someone succeeding with a certain kind of blog and build one just like it filled with content just like it.
4. People who start sites identical to sites like Digg or Twitter who can’t figure out why it didn’t work for them.
5. Spammers. Twitter spammers make email spammers seem almost cuddly.
6. The fact that email is even still required.
7. People who do crazy backflips to cheat a system when, using it the way it was intended, is 100 times easier and more effective.
8. Laziness.
9. People who know you’ve been working online for a very long time who want you to tell them how to get where you are in a month.
10. Thinking of a great idea for a post only to read it on Problogger. Even worse is when that post was inspired by Chris Brogan.
11. Inventing something that’s already been invented, but not finding out until after you’ve spent 3 days figuring out exactly how you’re going to spend the millions you are about to make with it.
12. Dogs who are better Twitterers than me.
13. People with glass eyes who continually tap their pens on them to freak you out.
14. Adsense splogs.
15. Content thieves.
16. People who treat web business like it’s just a big game. (General Motors would sure as hell like a piece of this “Game” right about now!)
17. Instant experts no one has ever heard of.
18. People who only TweetLater and never TweetNow.
19. People who think we really need to know they’re bored.
20. Ted Nugent
