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August 13, 2007
We Want YOU
Dear Readers,
First, allow me to apologize for the long absence.
In response to all of the emails asking me to blog more and to start posting the cartoons again: I hear you!
We're bringing the blog back in full force in the next week or so, but we're considering a slightly different approach ...
We may wish to bring on some guest bloggers.
Will you be one of them?
Our guest bloggers will need the following qualifications:
1. An interest in The Constructs, Simpleology, and all things Joyner.
2. The ability to write short, pithy, clear, and meaty Atomic Mind Bombs.
If it ain't an Atomic Mind Bomb, we ain't gonna print it.
3. The desire to do this on a totally volunteer basis.
Let's face it - many blogs are merely after-thoughts to someone's marketing campaign. The content is first here. If you want to do this so you can advertise products and services, this won't be for you. This must be based on the love of ideas and nothing more.
Is that you?
If so, tell me why you should be one of our guest bloggers in the comments below.
Oh, and meanwhile ...
I just got back from the taping of The Next Internet Millionaire. This is the first time anyone has attempted to spin a full-production reality show totally online.
I was hanging out with Joel Comm and Eric Holmlund a couple days before taping and we joked that they should hire the Buggles to re-make "Video Killed the Radio Star" as "Internet Killed the TV Star."
The de-centralization implications here are pretty huge.
Click on the link above and watch the trailer. It's kind of creepy and Fincher-esque so I don't know what to expect with the final mix-down!
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I wanna blog!
I write fulltime for living- one tihng i want to blog on is the use of simpleology constucts and aides with kids- i am a parenting writer who writes for a pile magazinesa round the world. Blogging would be a great way to let off steam about all the things I can't always write about- and I am not scared of rasiing a few hard questions on the topic.
Rachel