This is totally coincidental, but on the heels of my leaving In The Agora, Paul Musgrave has also ended his tenure there as a contributor. That is a real loss, surely a much bigger loss than my leaving. Paul is easily among the dozen or so best writers on the blogosphere. When he writes on a subject, his thoughts are always meticulously well thought out and well expressed. The good news is that he will still be blogging at his personal blog.
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I am pleased to announce that I have been invited to join In The Agora as a contributor and have accepted that invitation. For those who are not familiar with it, In the Agora is an excellent group blog founded by Josh Claybourn and Paul Musgrave.
The group blog that I write for as well, In the Agora, has received a big notice in the Indianapolis Star, which I imagine is probably one of the top 20 largest cir
Another blogger named Doug who comments frequently at In the Agora has summed up perfectly what to expect over the next few months: