Go to PassiveAggressiveNotes.com and enjoy photos of some of the best examples of passive aggressiveness that you’ve seen. Many of them seem to be related to your corporate work environments and the sneaky theft of food among coworkers.

What I didn’t really expect to happen is that surfing through the site and taking all the examples I started to smile and laugh a bit. Who new passive aggressive behavior could be so entertaining?

The PassiveAggressiveNotes.com website is extremely entertaining to just browse through. I wonder how many people have visited the website and seen a note they wrote or were the person responsible for the actions that initiated the note in the first place. If so, shame on you!

The key to enjoying passive aggressive people is to just be thankful it’s not happening to you. Go uncover the PassiveAggressiveNotes.com website and learn what NOT to do and how NOT to treat others!

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The information available reminds me of the type of site I configured for ClaimID awhile back (and I need to update!). You put together a collection of all the sites you’re active on, in coordination with your contact information and other details about you like where you’ve lived, where you live, who you’re working for and who you’ve worked for in the past.

Your contact information can be restricted to just your contacts in your Gmail address book, distribution groups in your address book, or independent groups you setup yourself through the site. I think they should also add the different groups you may be associated with in Google Groups.

There’s portions of it that also remind me of the types of information you’d share on both Facebook from a social/personal perspective; as well as the professional side you’d share on LinkedIn.

Given that it’s a Google page, you can bet it will be indexed well and come up in search results for the keywords you’ve used in your profile. Depending on the amount of information you share, you may get that Facebook effect of reconnecting with people you haven’t talked to or perhaps even though of in forever.

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