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BlogSwapping Is Hard!

When I came up with the idea of BlogSwapping I never considered the amount of work it would be. It’s probably a good thing, too, or I might just have had second thoughts!

The first BlogSwap had 9 entries and that wasn’t too difficult to coordinate. BlogSwap 2 has brought in 15 entries and the difficulties in coordinating seem to grow exponentially. I think it would be easier if I found a better way of organizing the information. I want to ensure that I do not have the same blogger post repeatedly on the same site and that, believe it or not, is more difficult than it sounds.

Anyways, enough of my complaining! Everyone who sent in an entry should have received one to post on your own site tomorrow. If you did not, let me know ASAP and I’ll make sure you get one. If you did get one, just go ahead and post it sometime on Friday.


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