April Fools Online? Can’t say I’m a fan
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010Yes, we get it. Its the day when no one says what they mean and people take joy in creating disappointment for others.
Yes, we get it. Its the day when no one says what they mean and people take joy in creating disappointment for others.
Its been a crazy summer – excuse the mess as I try to clean up problems with Underground Politics and get everything written I wanted to say.
Who needs a plan? We have plane tickets!
Reflections and poetic embellishments of a gas station on a foggy Saturday morning
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Some social bookmarking websites I’ve been using and posting on lately. Come check them out and join up.
John McDonald on Reddit: (find me in politics and college) Reddit. What can I say, its like Digg’s older more sophisticated brother. It offers more categories, a faster response time, and a more transparent voting system. Rather than digging and burying, you simply vote up or down – and you’re free to change your mind [...]
Digg is an immensely popular website with a great concept. Each submission category is divided by topic – I like politics and education myself. Anyone who registers can introduce a story, and if other users are interested or entertained, they can “digg” the article. A digg is like a vote, and if a web page [...]
FreeRepublic.com is often cited by FoxNews, not only as a source of unpaid editorial opinion, but also in sniffing out some scandals that were first broken on this major conservative social news network. FreeRepublic has been around for a long time and it sort of broke ground in this whole world of blogging and social [...]