It appears that VMyths is going to cease operations while Rob Rosenberger is on an extended tour in the Persian Gulf. I’ll miss it. Not only did I enjoy Rob’s presentation at Gnomedex last year, but I used the site on a pretty conisistent basis as a reference tool, and pointer when dealing with questions from coworkers about those emails their aunt’s boyfriend’s cousin’s sister-in-law sent them. 🙂
Good luck Rob!
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