Hello, September! Julie Yamamoto and I are just a few weeks away from our WordCamp Portland presentation, “From Personal Blogger

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Bear with me folks: No industry insights today, just personal insights. So have a seat and buckle up.
Many years ago,

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The power a simple, please, thank-you, some positive recognition or small act of courtesy can have never ceases to amaze

Concerns over Facebook’s privacy settings have been filling my Twitter feed for days. A friend asked what I thought about