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		<title>By: KuiperCliff</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hi Tish,
Many thanks for your fascinating comments and leads on my post. I posted that item somewhat frivolously, but I&#039;m delighted there&#039;s more to it than mere novelty (although we&#039;l l see what happens in the rest of the blogosphere ;-)). You introduced me to the concept of &#039;bridge bloggers&#039;, which I find very exciting. I&#039;ve posted about the linguistic disconnect before, and the frustration at finding huge swaths of the world effectively offline, merely because I/we don&#039;t have the tools to communicate appropriately and constructively.
I&#039;ve had personal experience in the conflict zones of central Africa, and I know there are people blogging there - the frustration has been finding them, translating them, and disseminating relevant content. If people are prepared to use their bilinguistic abilities to aid in this process, then I&#039;m hugely encouraged by this. I may take my Great Lakes project off the backburner...
Thanks for your input - very, very interesting. I couldn&#039;t find an email address for you, hence commenting here.
Cheers,
Tim
BTW you&#039;ve gained another feed reader - excellent and exciting site.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Tish,<br />
Many thanks for your fascinating comments and leads on my post. I posted that item somewhat frivolously, but I&#8217;m delighted there&#8217;s more to it than mere novelty (although we&#8217;l l see what happens in the rest of the blogosphere ;-)). You introduced me to the concept of &#8216;bridge bloggers&#8217;, which I find very exciting. I&#8217;ve posted about the linguistic disconnect before, and the frustration at finding huge swaths of the world effectively offline, merely because I/we don&#8217;t have the tools to communicate appropriately and constructively.<br />
I&#8217;ve had personal experience in the conflict zones of central Africa, and I know there are people blogging there &#8211; the frustration has been finding them, translating them, and disseminating relevant content. If people are prepared to use their bilinguistic abilities to aid in this process, then I&#8217;m hugely encouraged by this. I may take my Great Lakes project off the backburner&#8230;<br />
Thanks for your input &#8211; very, very interesting. I couldn&#8217;t find an email address for you, hence commenting here.<br />
Cheers,<br />
Tim<br />
BTW you&#8217;ve gained another feed reader &#8211; excellent and exciting site.</p>
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