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My online persona
If you've made it to this blog, then you've probably also seen that it is part of my personal web site, which contains a lot of information about me. I love the contacts I get based on my personal web site. These have included:
- A woman who found my needlework page when searching for information about four-way bargello. Turns out, she runs a needlepoint shop just a few miles from us. I loaned her my old bargello book.
- A man who bought an antique he thought was a grain probe. He found my eulogy to my grandfather and emailed me to help identify his object.
- This morning, I got an email from a programmer in St. Louis whose mother works at a community library in Austin. She was concerned about the quality of programming work being done to their cataloging system. Her son found my resume when looking for software quality assurance resources in Austin. I offered to talk with his mother about her concerns.
Posted by Stan Taylor on December 15, 2004 11:03 AM
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