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[Successful Blog - Talking business, swapping strategies, and building relationships] Wikipedia Called Us Nonsense So maybe you were around when we got mired in the labyrinth of the Wikipedia, or when we tried to find out why an article, written by Martin Neumann of the Small Office Herald about the Link Leak Virus, a term coined by Mike Sigers, was summarily deleted within minutes of it’s submission. I actually wrote to Wikipedia about the situation.

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http://www.flukemedia.com/blog [http://www.flukemedia.com/blog] Mesh 06: I am friends with 2 of the organizers, Mark Evans and Mike McDerment, but i had no idea they were involved when i lobbied to attend. I have to say congrats to then though because today was a very enjoyable day.

[SocialTwister.com] For the record, Social Podcasting started here!: Is it just me or does this definition sound more like a collaborative effort - perhaps Collaborative Podcasting? In the radio version, shows are either interactive or not - depending on if they allow for phone calls and other forms of feedback from a live audience.

http://bgtruth.blogspot.com [Discussion about 09/11/2001] [911TruthAction] Digest Number 1275: Nevertheless, the aircarft went southwest near Springfield and then veered left over Arlington and then put the nose down coming over Ft Myer picking off trees and light poles near the helicopter pad next to building. It was as if he leveled out at the last minute and put it square into the building.

[Simplenomics.com] What Is Link Leak ? » Simplenomics: […] to find out why an article, written by Martin Neumann of the Small Office Herald about the Link Leak Virus, a term coined by Mike Sigers, was summarily deleted within minutes of it’s sub […]

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