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Moving Day
A reminder that we move to the new site over the next two days. Comments boxes have been progressively closed over today, so that we don't lose any content when we make the transfer. This site will be open to read, but not comment, until the new site opens. www.webdiary.com.au will take you to whichever site is the current one! David Roffey, GM Webdiary
Update 7pm 13/12/05: All comment boxes now closed. See you on the new site!
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re: Moving Day
Robert Bosler: "Shall we go to the new Webdiary home carrying the responsibility each to do our bit to have it, as interactive media outlet, flourish and prosper, as much as we can? Big year ahead in the media, let's see what we can create together."
A thousand times yes to that, Robert. And to Hamish and all the team, you are inspirational. May the new home continue to welcome and challenge all comers.
re: Moving Day
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Well done all.
re: Moving Day
Indeed the Webdiary people involved in this move are to be congratulated. Heartily! It has been a long labour of love for them.
Hamish and the editors, too, you're powering in your work there.
My thoughts go to Margo in these last days, as well, for her striving to bring her beautiful vision to us. It has saddened me to find her tough task pioneering interactive Independent Media in Australia halted in this humble home of typepad.
But then that was journalist Margo Kingston as we knew her, to strive in any possible circumstance to keep the voice of the people alive and engaging in public dialogue on matters of the day or decade, local, or as large as you liked it.
Cheers Margo and the team.
Shall we go to the new Webdiary home carrying the responsibility each to do our bit to have it, as interactive media outlet, flourish and prosper, as much as we can? Big year ahead in the media, let's see what we can create together.
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Might I suggest that a quick email to organisations on Webdiary's referrers list could reduce possible drops in traffic from websites with now-redundant links?
Hamish: a good thought for when we get to it in the next couple of days Richard. Meanwhile, webdiary.com.au will be redirected to the new site and http://margokingston.typepad.com/ will continue to direct to this site, which will have clear directions, so noone will actually get lost.
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David, a great day for Webdiary. My congratulation to all and especially Margo.