Alister Cameron // Blogologist

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   Mark Shead - Productivity501
   Posted 1 year, 2 months ago // Permalink

   They look good. I’d be concerned that your rss to email feed would end up sending out too many messages with this. Do you have a way to filter them out of the RSS to Email feed?

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   Meg
   Posted 1 year, 2 months ago // Permalink

   Welcome back. Is it just me that sees the irony in this statement?
   “As soon as I have these asides worked out I’ll be posting about them, and revealing how easily they were implemented”

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   Alister Cameronw
   Posted 1 year, 2 months ago // Permalink

   @Meg - ha ha! Right you are. My point was that until I have written a few, I will not be sure they sit correctly on the page in every different “setting”… but thanks for the laugh

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   The Internet Marketing Guy
   Posted 1 year, 2 months ago // Permalink

   What a fantastic looking blog. Is this used with the ‘Sandbox’ software you mentioned in one of your articles? Let me know how I can set up a similar layout in a new blog that I’m starting.

   Thanks, Pete

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