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- Marcus, on my top 10 are the daily devotionals. I love getting those from you in the morning, always a thought provoking insight that challenges me to go deeper in my faith. Thanks for sharing...
- I am not sure what you mean by transparency online. A DISQUS profile is only as transparent as the creator of it allowed it to be...And an application like that encourages people to work harder at...
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- And... if we don't fancy ourselves to be poets? Um, what then? (I took the liberty to listen anyway and liked it. : )
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Editing, writing, faith, and work. And poetry because I like poetry.
This week, I’m doing my meme homework.
MEME the FIRST:
The Thinking Blog MemeÃÂ
I first learned about this meme from Jenn With 2 Ns. She’s a good sort. Tells a mean zombie story. And even has a book contractââ¬âgo Jenn! Then Jul ... Continue reading »
MEME the FIRST:
The Thinking Blog MemeÃÂ
I first learned about this meme from Jenn With 2 Ns. She’s a good sort. Tells a mean zombie story. And even has a book contractââ¬âgo Jenn! Then Jul ... Continue reading »
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(Okay, editing question. How do you handle punctuation after a URL? If I add a period after Erika's blog address, won't that screw people up if they try to cut and paste her address? I have been wondering about this for quite some time.)
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I like your question, so my contribution is:
Kent Blumberg (most of his posts on managing and leadership makes you stop and think)
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I'm thinking you're too good to me brother.
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And, Mark, thanks for the tag. Methinks me's been tagged on this before...
http://greeninventionscentral.blogspot.com/2007...
And that was my answer.
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He's not only thoughtful, he's prolific...posting everyday!
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http://www.communityofjesus.blogspot.com/
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Let me start with Llamamomma. She asks, "How do you handle punctuation after a URL?"
Good question.
There are lots of style manuals to look for the answer. I suspect each one will give you a different answer. CMA (Chicago Manual of Style) is pretty much the publication industry standard. I always go to it first.
In section 17.10 on "URLS and punctuation" it says, "A 'trailing slash,' the last character in a URL pointing to a directory, is part of the URL. Other punctuation markes used following a URL will readily be perceived as belonging to the surrounding text."
So use the period if it is at the end of a sentence.
Or better yet, don't show the URL at all. Since you made Erika's site into a hyperlink with an "a href" tag, I assume you know how to do this. Just create an appropriate noun phrase. Like Karin H. did in her comment with Kent's name.
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And he did the best thing. When I commented there, he emailed to thank me. Not a big thing, but man did it get my attention.
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And ended up confusing people. Oh well.
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And good choices on the thinking blogs. I already listed five (including, obviously, this one) in my own blog, so I'll leave it at that.
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Do you prefer to be called Mark, or Marcus?
Thank you for the information! I've got that book on my shelf, but I didn't even think to look it up myself.
(Yeah, just what you need. A lazy blogger hanging around your site!)
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