How best can we describe Social Media Influencers?

[myfoot123]

On hindsight, these people are good-for-nothings going around asking for freebies.

Money can buy them; these people have no values or morals. When they are desperate, these cheapskates will peddle things against their consciousness or preach to you PAP is the best!!! When they have no business, they will troll or get into quarrels online like brats to get some web traffics or likes.

In all fairness, I have greater respect for the road cleaner or porn actresses who work with what they have; sweat and tears to make a living diligently.

It depends whether the "influencers" are able to put their influencing to good use for the benefit of humanity. Do not cast your praise so generiously on cleaners and prostitutes, there are no lack of such people who remain PAP supporters, despite being screwed every 5 years and cleaners harped gratitude to PAP for allowing them to clean toilet as a form of "exercise".

At least social media "influencer" are better than Mediacock celebritities.

 

[jw5]

Those who do not can be described as "bullshitters".

It depends whether the "influencers" are able to put their influencing to good use for the benefit of humanity.

 

[Huatable]

License?? I don't own any license in the first place.

maybe he is refering to trademark.
It will not be appropriate if you file for the trademark in singapore directly. You can consider filing in NZ using a proxy and file under the Madrid Protocol which covers multiple countries (including Singapore).

 

[Leongsam]

maybe he is refering to trademark.
It will not be appropriate if you file for the trademark in singapore directly. You can consider filing in NZ using a proxy and file under the Madrid Protocol which covers multiple countries (including Singapore).

My trademark is not worth a thing. Even if I did register what could I do if someone helped themselves to my logo? Tracking them down and fighting the legal battle would cost more than the value of the site and that's assuming they're operating in a country where the rule of law applies.

If the offending site was hosted in Ukraine or Ethiopia it would be a lost cause from the onset.

 

[AhMeng]

My trademark is not worth a thing. Even if I did register what could I do if someone helped themselves to my logo? Tracking them down and fighting the legal battle would cost more than the value of the site and that's assuming they're operating in a country where the rule of law applies.

If the offending site was hosted in Ukraine or Ethiopia it would be a lost cause from the onset.

Thanks for keeping it simple. Honest.

This place is like a good old kopitiam with a grumpy but knowledgeable uncle mending his humble fishball noodle stall. Coming here is like eating cheap and good comfort food (which doesn't have any fanciful addons) for the soul, unlike those Breadtalk and Kopitiam crap chain. Lol

 

[Huatable]

My trademark is not worth a thing. Even if I did register what could I do if someone helped themselves to my logo? Tracking them down and fighting the legal battle would cost more than the value of the site and that's assuming they're operating in a country where the rule of law applies.

If the offending site was hosted in Ukraine or Ethiopia it would be a lost cause from the onset.

Thanks for sharing your insights.