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Happy Trackback New Year's »

Joi
Jan 02, 2003 - 11:12 UTC »

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I was dreaming about trackbacks this morning (really) and I was thinking about how cool the Blog Snowball Fight was. Then I realized that of COURSE you should trackback ping your friend with your greetings.

So Happy Blog New Year everyone! Here's to making blogs a bigger and bigger part of the freedom of ideas and creating a global dialog for a blog enabled global community and a more democratic world.

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01. minami - Jan 02, 2003 - 12:54 - Reply

Joi, thanks for your TrackBacking.

It is interesting idea to ping our friends who are showing New Year Greetings on their blog. I will ping dh...

This must make "Snowball" effect in our blog community!?

02. ttokumo - Jan 03, 2003 - 11:41 - Reply

A happy new year, from a hot country.

'Blog Snowball' seems like a chain mail... BUT complete difference is that each blog has individual democratic message and opinions. That is interesting. It is as exciting as an individual greeting speech at a big party, where everybody must say something one by one by clockwise order. Who is the next?

03. tearbamango - May 23, 2003 - 19:52 - Reply

a girlfriend to marri to be3 my wife.
woman that capebla have something doing.thanks

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