Welcome Readers of Blueprint for Financial Prosperity!

Hello and welcome to readers of Blueprint for Financial Prosperity!

Jim posted what he’d do if he lost his job, including my old post on the same subject. and I appreciate your stopping by here.

New readers can subscribe to my feed.

I’m so sorry that my site STILL looks crappy in MS Internet Explorer 7, but you really should use Firefox anyway. (Truly frugal types go with open source software.)

Thank you for visiting me. Please feel free to leave a comment. I just have a few basic rules that boil down to these two:

1) Please try not to be anonymous. Even if you say something like ‘W.L.’ for a name, that helps clear up conversations that anonymous has with anonymous in the comments section.

2) Please try to be courteous. Rule of thumb, if you wouldn’t say it to my face in person, don’t say it here or to my other guests. (Read more about internet trolls and discussion moderation at InformationWeek in this great article by Cory Doctorow.)

Thanks and welcome!

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This entry (permalink) was posted on Thursday, May 17th, 2007 at 10:38 AM by mapgirl and categorized in Blogging, Uncategorized.

Comments (2) left to “Welcome Readers of Blueprint for Financial Prosperity!”

  1. Ian wrote:

    Hey Mapgirl,

    What happened to the Ministry? Did the lackeys forget that stamps went up by two cents this week?

    Anyway, thought I’d stop by and say hello, since it seemed like an opportune moment (and the only way I have to reach anyone else is at their perfidy.com emails, which I suspect may not be valid at the moment…). So, hello!

    EDog/Ian
    Stop by and say hello

    Posted on 17-May-07 at 7:37 pm | Permalink

  2. Bob wrote:

    FYI, the page doesn’t look right in Opera 9.2 for Linux either - and that’s pretty frugal.

    I can send a screen shot if you care.

    Posted on 19-May-07 at 12:21 am | Permalink

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