I think I’ll start calling them all “smankers.” Smankers is a definite winner.
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Posted on March 19, 2013
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Jennifer
March 20, 2013
Smankers is definitely a winner, but I’m really sorry hear that “maven” is stuck in that mix now since it has a legitimate history. Meh.
raincoaster
March 20, 2013
Yes, and I’ve been called a maven on Canada’s #1 social media podcast. I think I’m the profanity maven.
I know someone who has called his/herself a Social Media Superhero. Honestly, you’re a nice person and you need to stop with this.
Jennifer
March 20, 2013
/smacks forehead / It’s The Age of Hyperbole, I’m afraid. Straightforward, un- embellished prose is a dying art.
raincoaster
March 20, 2013
There is only one person who can get away with any of these kinds of nouns, and that’s Kris Krug, social media rock star, because that is what he is and the title was given to him by other people.