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    Council Member tequila's Avatar
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    Default Dipnote: Official US DoS blog

    Let's see what they have to offer.

    DipNote.

    Hat tip: MountainRunner.
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    You Da Man:d Good Find

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    Default True dat. Thanks.

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    There is just something about DipNote that doesn't set right. No sarcasm intended but dipstick came to mind when I read DipNote. How about "the Schoomze 'em and Lose 'em Journal" instead?

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    Quote Originally Posted by goesh View Post
    There is just something about DipNote that doesn't set right. No sarcasm intended but dipstick came to mind when I read DipNote. How about "the Schoomze 'em and Lose 'em Journal" instead?
    A good idea but executed in a way that suggested no great prior familiarity with either the medium (blogging) or the visual design/functionality.

    A lot of blogs looked like that in the early days of the blogosphere circa 2000-2002. hopefully, it will get better.

    The name isn't helping either.

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    Default Dipnote...they need a consultant

    Yes, as soon as I read the title of the blog, not even going over there, I thought about the name "how appropriate". Then I thought how much they needed a blog consultant and someone familiar with commercial advertising/branding.

    That was definitely the "wrong note" to start on.

    Also, the font is bad and they don't provide links to good working documents people can access to understand.

    However, the response seemed to have been pretty good. And, since it has both US citizens and other nationals posting comments, its a great way to foster individual communications and ideas.

    So, kudos with a few criticisms.
    Kat-Missouri

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