Is It Spamming or Savvy Marketing?

We got an irate email from a Mashable reader this morning who was upset at the way he was being pitched by way of Twitter. Scott V. Kaiser wrote us to say: I contacted Daniel Ha via Twitter for a little help on custom CSS implementation of Disqus. i sent him one, and only one, tweet found here. No where else did Daniel and I talk publicly nor did I mention I was looking to implement Disqus on my blog to anyone else. Earlier this evening I received a tweet from Khris Loux, a JS-Kit employee, pitching his product. His tweet found here specifically mentions helping me with CSS for implementing his product on my blog. The only place he could have ascertained that information is by either reviewing Daniel Ha’s Twitter timeline or by searching for Disqus on Twitter and contacting me. Either way his tweet to me was unsolicited. Appalled that he would choose to do business that way, I took a look at his timeline found here. It is obvious that he has approached other potential and existin...