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Written by Prasad

May 28th, 2009 at 10:51 pm

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Request you to add ‘Follow my Blog’ gadget to the site.
Much easier to follow the link compared to a feed.

Prerna

29 May 09 at 3:07 pm
Where do I get that? , are you referring to MyBlogLog by any chance?

admin

29 May 09 at 3:45 pm
Mr. Admin, can you switch back to your good ol’ name? And thats a big (BIG) introduction by the way

Mayur

2 Jun 09 at 3:40 pm
Thats the idea! I think now it will work

kidakaka

2 Jun 09 at 11:06 pm
Yeah, sort of … you could refer to the “Come Along!” section at this blog http://wordlyworld.blogspot.com/

Prerna

30 Jun 09 at 2:44 pm
your site is added to my favorite!!

MadhaV

9 Jul 09 at 2:42 pm
Thanks Madhav!! I have done the same!!

kidakaka

11 Jul 09 at 7:45 pm

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