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Just a reminder that there are only 3 days left to register for Web Weekend. Registration closes on November 9, 2007 and only a few spots remain. Don't miss the chance to take part in two-day online marketing program designed specifically for magazine publishers.

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Can't post on Web Weekend blog

Hello. I attended the Web Weekend and wanted to post my thoughts on the blog (webweekend.blogspot.com), but it won't allow comments from anyone other than the three moderators. Are you able to open it up for the rest of us?
I enjoyed your presentation and have already implemented several things on my site.
Greg MacPherson
Inside Track Motorsport News.

All fixed

Hey there Greg,

Hello. I attended the Web Weekend and wanted to post my thoughts on the blog (webweekend.blogspot.com), but it won't allow comments from anyone other than the three moderators. Are you able to open it up for the rest of us?

I sent a note over to Barbara and she responded that it's all fixed up. Would you mind giving it another try?

I enjoyed your presentation and have already implemented several things on my site.

Great! And many thanks for taking the time to send your feedback. Please keep me updated on your progress and don't hesitate to ask questions.

Best,

Phillip.

About Phillip Smith

I'm a consultant. I’ve been consulting in one form or another for more than a decade and a half. I love helping people solve difficult challenges.

I started out as a new media producer. Then I followed my heart and my politics and became an online advocacy specialist. Later, I realized that change is difficult without an independent media, so I started working with publishers.

Now, I focus on news innovation: the technology and ideas that are shaping how users interact with journalism online.

To stay inspired, I like to hang out with really smart, creative, and passionate people, so I help to create spaces that bring them together, like The Awesome Foundation Toronto and Hacks/Hackers Toronto.

I’m intensely curious about the stuff that has a direct impact on my life, from local politics to open data.

In my spare time, I'm a geek. I tinker with Perl and JavaScript.

People ask what the A.D. stands for in phillipadsmith. I tell them it's for "attention to detail."

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