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posted by Michael Stein at 10:37 AM
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If you blog for a non-profit, or about non-profit management or technology, you ought to check out the Non-Profit Blog Exchange. It's a great way to promote your blog and learn about the non-profit blogosphere. Two projects are currently underway - the Link Exchange, and the Blog Exchange. More than one hundred non-profits, and non-profit technology assistance providers, bloggers all, are listed!
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- The g'Earls on Tech Training
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- Content Management
- Content Creation
- Weeding Out Misguided Complexity
- That Was the Year that Was
- Keeping It Simple
- Defeating Feature Fatigue
This blog is built on a three-column blogger template by Thur Broeders. While three column layouts are common on many blogging engines, the templates provided by blogger are all two-column, so I was excited to find that Thur taken the time to set these up. Of course I've fiddled with the css some, to getting the spacing, colors and bullets just the way I like 'em. It's designed for 1024 x 768 resoultion or higher - at 800x600 it will look a bit cramped!
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- Global Voices Online
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