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 [Jimmyakin.org] JIMMY AKIN.ORG: "Pope Joan": A few years ago, a book club of which I was a member decided to read "Pope Joan" because the author would meet by telephone with book clubs reading her book. After reading the book (a library copy because I remembered the original reviews and didn't want to pay her royalties), I wrote the other members at length and told them that I could not attend the meeting because I was so angry about the untruths found in the book and the deliberate anticatholicism displayed.

[Ethanzuckerman.com] ”¦My heart’s in Accra » It’s cute. It’s orange. It’s got bunny ears ...: […] Readers of this blog are no doubt aware that I’m interested in different models for low-cost computing: the One Laptop Per Child effort, AMD’s 50×15 Personal Internet Communicator, the Simputer, as well as the adoption of multifunction mobile phones in developing nations. (Caslon Analytics has a useful article on some paths being explored - and some abandoned - in the search for an inexpensive device.) In analyzing the economics of these devices, rather than the technology behind them, I find it’s useful to think in terms of analogies.

 [Weblog.burningbird.net] Burningbird » Yo! Sock Puppets!: for writing about the process in my weblog (and supposedly sending an army of sock puppets, though one editor has already discounted this label on all but a few votes). This implies, then, that one may not write of Wikipedia doings in other publications or run the risk of angering Wikipedia editors, who will then act arbitrarily in violation of their own formal guidelines and informal procedures.

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