Your blog is realy very interesting. http://www.g888.com

To me, Blogs are an eyeopener, one which allows me to harness the power of the internet through a way which is at the same time easy and powerfull.

Finally, the promise of the internet is being delivered through blogs.

In some sense, we can see it working in some places already.

You might want to note the vivid discussions between the Open Source Community and SCO about SCO’s legal claims and how the transparency of the web does not permit SCO to make a flawed claim stick.

This year’s political campaign — at least in the Democratic primaries — is another interesting case in point.

We are not in the ubiquitous blogosphere yet, but we are making progress.

http://amywohl.weblogger.com

I found the following sentence in this weblog:

>>>Would the developed world’s ignorance of the million-man massacres going on right now in the Congo continue if there were a blogger in every village in Central Africa?<<<

Read the story called DEPOPULATION AS POLICY, on my web site, http://www.allthingspass.com . This is the story they dont want you to know. Of course, george Bush is invoplved — as is Bill Clinton — stripping gold and diamonds amidst the deracination and US covert operations’ genocide.

keith harmon snow
http://www.allthingspass.com

Nearly all bloggers use one of the top 20 blogging services. This concentration creates a vulnerability. To government intrusion. To malign technical behavior. To error.

Enjoyed your essays. Very interesting. Thank you.

On point: http://dijest.com/dontblog/ and http://dijest.com/dontblog/DontBlog5.ppt. Headlines from the future of the blogging backlash. Suggestions?