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Network World Fusion 08/25/03

The software we use to build our pages of resource links has an interesting little feature: it lets users comment on the resources we link to (just like Amazon.com book reviews).

I finally got around to turning it on this weekend. So now, if you really like/dislike a particular application, paper or tutorial we point to, you can let other Fusion users know why. Or if you feel one of our definitions could stand some more explanation - or links to more background information - you can add that in.

Unlike our forums, the links comments will require you to create a login first to post (and all posts will need to be approved by an editor, first), but it's a simple form (that then requires you to respond to an e-mail message you'll get). With any luck, this'll reduce the chances of blatant spam (our forums have been attracting Make-Money-Fast chain-letter morons of late)

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