Blogger Disclosure

Blogger Disclosure Information

The US Federal Trade Commission requires that bloggers disclose their relationships in public.  This is the disclosure for Jason S. Strate.

Where Do I Work?

I’m an Database Architect with Pragmatic Works.  They pay me to do fun things like architect data platforms for clients and performance health checks.  I am not paid to blog and do this primarily as a hobby – my life is that exciting.  All blog posts here are written to promote myself, my causes, and assist me in finalizing my thoughts on technology.

Publications

My blog posts are published to a few locations:

• Jasonstrate.com and stratesql.com – Everything on these sites is the culmination of my experiences with SQL Server and my career in technology.  Maybe not a real culmination, but a final resting place for things I figure out and discover and would like to share.  Nobody pays me blog, this is mainly because I want to retain ownership over my content and be the final editor, except when the wife tells me to rewrite stuff.  There are ads on some old posts; these are content driven and were not considered when the article was written.
• SQLServerPedia.com (syndicated from JasonStrate.com) – This is basically the same content from jasonstrate.com.  As such, no one has paid for it and it’s just a way to get my words in front of more eyes.
• SQLServerCentral.com (syndicated from JasonStrate.com) – Same deal as above, more words in front of more eyes.  And again, I’m not compensated.
• Twitter  – all content reflects my own opinion.

I also use FaceBook.com, Flickr.com, LinkedIn.com, Tumblr.com and others to promote myself and my presentations.  On those sites, I maintain the same editorial policy that I use here on JasonStrate.com.  If my content appears anywhere else on the web, feel free to contact me about that content.

This blogger disclosure form was inspired by Brent Ozar’s disclosure page; which was in turn inspired by Rick Vanover’s disclosure page.