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forgotz
writes "In an effort to further open up discussion, opinion and retelling of individual 'experiences(s)',
DaDaNuke Users Journal is LIVE! Naturally, your experience is just that...your experience. What I would ask though, is keep anything 'technical' for our
Forums. This is a place where you can relate that event in the greater context of your experience. As well, what you may have concluded from that experience and most importantly...what did you learn from it?
But allow me to wax philosophical no more.
The DaDaNuke Project has grown at a rapid pace in a very short time. This experience for me and my family at times I must admit...stressful. But at the end of the day, more rewarding than anything else. And if nowhere yet I have publicly stated this... Thank You, All! -Kevin (aka, dadaBIT)
Blogosphere (alternate: blogsphere) is the collective term encompassing all weblogs or blogs; blogs as a community; blogs as a social network. Weblogs are densely interconnected; bloggers read others' blogs, link to them, reference them in their own writing, and post comments on each others' blogs. Because of this, the interconnected blogs have grown their own culture.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blogosphere."
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Posted on Saturday, July 08, 2006 @ 7:03 AM CDT by chatserv |
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