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A few changes on the way

After getting some excellent reader feedback, I'm going to make it browsers to secretGeek (as opposed to RSS subscribers) to find material quicker -- and to know at a glance whether they're clicking on something Funny or Serious, Very-Technical or Non-Technical.

One idea is that I can use the 'name' attribute of the anchor tag to help with this, along with little warning buttons, such as: [100% Sarcasm] or [all geeky] or [not serious]

Anyway -- nothing will change quickly. That's how we are around this place. We sit back on our rockin chairs and just taaaake our time....

Oh yes... other feedback said that I should avoid linking to a separate page if I've already said everything I'm going to say. Hmmm, I'll fix that too.


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