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Edit: Blogging with Great Expectations: Friday 6 p.m., No longer live
Submitted by mdcphilly on Wed, 08/22/2007 - 1:21pm.
I've volunteered to attend a Great Expectation's Pot Luck (part of the Inquirer's Citizens Voices Forum) and live blog (an experiment) about the experience.
I'll be at a residence in Mount Airy around 6p.m. on Friday. I imagine I'll summarize ideas thrown out by participants at the event and post them.
I'll consolidate or write a concluding post on the event afterwards when I have a chance. If anyone has any reactions or questions, during or after the event, and you happen to be hereabouts, you are welcome to comment, post, ask questions, etc.
More to come.
Edit: Alright, looks like the folks where the forum will be happening don't have internet access so looks like the write up will not be on the spot. Sorry. We learn as we go. Stay tuned!
You can also check out Albert's write up although I don't expect to have a photo spread to compete with his.
No it's not earth shaking news or anything
Just wanted to note that the blogging for Great Expectations will be after the fact, and quite possibly later during the weekend or Monday.
In other news, I'm not sure it'll stick, but I do have a little blog I use mostly for editing posts here but if anyone finds it amusing or informative, all the better.
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