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OK people, I'm really gonna start posting more here

I have been playing quite a lot with Twitter, but feel empty inside. For one, I have and awful lot of things to say that do not quite fit there (for they take up more than 140 characters) yet neither at culturekitchen, since they have to do more with the minutiae of the blogosphere.

So, here I am. Let the ranting begin.


Submitted by liza on Thu, 2008-04-17 13:46.
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