A big oops!

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Jevon reminded me that I left out a rather big part of the getting updates puzzle! You could, of course, if you’re not interested in finding a way to get an RSS feed, or don’t want the email to get lost among your all important offers of free Viagra, the millionaire’s plan, or cheap cell phones, just use Blogtrack to check all of your favorite blogs for updates at one site.

I’ll still create an email and RSS feed, because well, I need multiple ways of getting the content out to people, it’s the only way I can completely inundate all of you with my thoughts constantly until they become your thoughts, and I become a world famous internet celebrity, and I take over the world…HAHAHA!

Yeah right, like I’d want that much responsibility! If I ruled the world, I wouldn’t have time watch hockey!

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