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Thursday, May 8, 2003
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OTB garnered a mention in the National Interest Weblog posted by the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Of course, so did Gary Hart, so I’m not all that impressed.
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Monday, April 7, 2003
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OTB has been added to three more blogrolls: Emuse, Ursula’s Not So Secret History, and Heretical Ideas. The last of these, Alex Knapp’s site, has been on my blogroll for quite some time.
Arguing with Signposts has left blogspot and switched over to Moveable Type.
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Thursday, March 27, 2003
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PUBLICITY: Yesterday’s caption contest is getting an unusual number of hits, owing to links by VodkaPundit, Joanne Jacobs, and damnum absque injuria. (Update: and Neal Sheeran and Crooow Blog) Thanks to all. I’ll announce a winner after the contest has been open for 24 hours.
Update: OTB also garnered a rather unwarranted mention in The Devil’s Excrement, Salon’s collection of stuff found on weblogs, for my link to Jim Dunnigan’s list of Iraq War Myths. Rather odd since I hat-tipped VodkaPundit for the link and the fact that InstaPundit later posted it as well. Still, nice to know somebody is reading this thing.
Update (10:46): I’ve been added to the blogroll of Quare, On the Third Hand, and Phillip Coons. Thanks!
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No, it worse. Howard Dean was also on that list. ;-P
Anyway, the guy who compiled the list works with or is working in tandem with Jeff Jarvis and is collaborating on what used to be Jeff Jarvis’ warblog.
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Steven Taylor (PoliBlogger) mentioned that as well. I’m on Jarvis’ list of war blogs, which likely explains the cross-over.
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