The annual ScienceOnline convention held in North Carolina concluded on Sunday after a weekend of rousing conversations on a variety of science- and blogging-related topics, and the blogosphere is abuzz in reflection. As pioneers in the science blogging comunity, ScienceBlogs 'Sciblings' were quite a presence at the event with 20 in attendance—many of whom led sessions on topics ranging from anonymity and pseudonymity to gender in science. Feedback from the conference, as gathered by ScienceOnline founder Bora from A Blog Around the Clock, is "very positive."
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