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Written by Erin on 4 May, 2005 - 2:16 PM — Leave a Comment
Erin

Well, if you have been reading my other blogs and communities, you probably saw where I’m closing two of them, one on LiveJournal and one Yahoo! Group. That’s because of this functionality.

See, I had three ways of contacting people. One was a Blogger blog, which chronicled my studies as a Druid, my LiveJournal community which simply was used for announcements for the Journal, and the Yahoo group “davensjournal” which was also for announcements.

It got to be a pain taking care of all three of those, so I found this weblog which I can put on my own site, use to update the Front Page as well, and that does everything they did with much less hassle.

So that is the reason for the switch. I’m probably going to move my rants off on to this as well. Should streemline the Front Page, and it may even herald a complete redesign for the Journal.

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