Patrick Ruffini has three very interesting posts in a row (they are all interesting, but these are of particular interest because of the exclusivity).
First he mentions that a new version of the blog will be rolling out soon. In my opinion, the version he has up right now isn’t worth changing. You gotta love the convention photo that’s up there, anyway. I am, however, interested to see how this thing can improve.
Next he talks about his first site and the beginning of his first blog. I’ll have to get around to that sometime, but let’s just say that TJ is the one who kinda got me going on the whole blog idea.
Last, he points us to an article about Andy Card. Card’s been an interesting figure, especially since 9.11. Ruffini ads a personal touch to the issue, however. This kind of stuff is what makes blogs great. If anyone knows of any good books on Andy Card, let me know (email address is to the right). I haven’t been able to find one yet.
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