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January 08, 2008

What you are looking at is a Tagcloud from a site called TagCrowd. that maps out the conversation -- even buzzwords -- I use on my blog. Seemed fitting to helicopter up to see the big picture before embarking upon yet another year of blogging. Credit to a post I read on Jeff Jarvis's blog for prompting me to trial-run this tool.

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