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Lots and Lots of Austin BLOGeek Activity

David Nunez

22 Jan 2003

Just a followup...

Today and yesterday, there was a LOT of interesting traffic on the austinblogger email list. Get on it... it's a bit technical and geeky right now, but I believe there is going to be a LOT of cool new stuff emerging from that group... I HIGHLY recommend that if you are a Central Texas online journal or blog writer (past, present or future) and you care about the online lifestyle of fellow austinites or at the very least want to see an experiment in collaboration and social tool building, you use this opportunity to tap into some exciting stuff.

Rah-rah sis-boom-ba...

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