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   Mike Goad 
   Sunday, 8. July 2007

   Bob,

   I got here from Darren Rowse’s Problogger article that mentioned it.

   Let me say that your “About” really fits something I just started working on day before yesterday. It’s called “Anecdotes & Images” and is intended to be open for submission of American Civil War material by anyone.

   I have a American civil war blog where I publish articles from the current date in one of the civil war years. For example, today I would be publishing from July 8, 1863.

   I’ve had several people over the last couple of years offer material, but I’ve declined because it just didn’t fit with what I was trying to do. Last week someone else offered and began trying to think of a way that I could accept material from others without it being too much of a burden.

   I had it all set up and in operation, though I haven’t publicized it yet, when I read Darren’s post and went to your page. Your “about” page gave me some ideas that I am in the process of implementing!

   Thanks and good luck!

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   Bob Caswell 
   Sunday, 8. July 2007

   Hi Mike,

   I’m glad I could indirectly help!

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