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July 19, 2007

/Message 2.0

Apparently my planned revamp for /Message is part of a greater trend that I was unaware of:

[from Hugh MacLeod's twits]

Thinking about gapingvoid 2.0. gapingvoid 1.0 HAS GOT to die...

And Dave Winer's response:

[from Winer's twits]

@gapingvoid, funny I'm thinking the same thing! (About Scripting News.)

Of course Winer has been threatening blogicide for some time, so who knows what he means by "die"...

I mean a drastic reworking of the site. I have a new logo, but nothing else yet. Here's the logo in a sticker I put together for the new Moo sticker product:

message logo skia moo

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"the edge dissolves the center" .... Brilliant, I wish I had coined that phrase for a new project I am working on!

Posted by: Brad Jones | July 20, 2007 at 09:48 AM

Love "the edge dissolves the center."

Posted by: Nathan | July 20, 2007 at 11:08 AM

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