Chris,

I understand, but to some extent.


First of all,
Considering you did not do your homework before posting a comment, I would just like to clarify how Social vibe works. Users who would like to support a specific charity join the cause and create a little badge. The sponsor that donates the money to the desired cause is on the badge. (For example: I support Do Something and my sponsors are Gibson and Apple). When one posts their badge on (for example) myspace, in so many words, it promotes the company. As a reward, the company generates the money that is given to the desired cause.


Costing the user - nothing.


Alone in December 2008 (social vibe donates on a quarterly basis), over $200,000 have been donated to numerous charities.


Your biased acknowledge is contradicting. There are multiple obvious other products (I’m sure you use and are too naïve to know) and reasons that are costing the health industry millions.

Not just Coca-Cola.


When you’re initiating that supporting Coca-Cola is “against man kind”, you should take the time to consider that Coca-Cola right now is contributing to the $234,491 that is going to health causes.



I personally do not drink coke or am an advocate, but I would be happy to stick up for a company that provides countless jobs to individuals, and contributes to the thousands of dollars given to charities.


I appreciate your concerns, but please know that I am fully capable of returning reputation degradation.


PS
This outdated official Social Vibe video is unfortunately the only one out right now that gives a pretty good idea of the purpose of the website.


*Nike is not part of the Social Vibe community; or, has been since I originally joined Social Vibe.


I obviously don’t need to get into any more explanation.





 

I'm on Socialvibe. Took 5 minutes. Apple is my sponsor, To Write Love On Her Arms is my charity. By far the easiest thing I've ever done.