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Yes, Mark I agree. No reflection on Stompernet because I have found the company to be perhaps one of the better customer orientated, but a lot of people who buy into these programs ultimately find that they need to spend a lot of time learning.

Of course they thought they had a yellow brick road, but then realise they cannot walk it in one day.

However you only realise this of course when you start out on the journey, and when you've been left behind in something else, you are unwilling to start on the road until you feel better prepared.

I'm not ready nor have I the time to spend hundreds of dollars on Stompernet, but like you I don't want it shoved down my throat every few minutes. It's my own fault of course. Subscriptionitis and the dreaded JV epidemic (the affiliate promoters who swap lists).

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The issue as I see it is that the product provider gets tainted by some of the people trying to sell the product. That must be damaging in the long run. In particular, as you point out, if you buy into something expecting utopia only to find another massive learning curve who really wins? Great points you raise, thanks. Mark

Great idea Mark, and very helpful.

Thanks.

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Hi Mark - hope you find is continually useful. I've added EasyHyperLinks to my Flock browser toolbar and access it each time I visit blogs, lenses, forums etc. It's proving really helpful. Mark

Thanks Mark.

This is another very useful plugin for helping bloggers create more visually pleasing content for their readers.

On first inspection (haven't used it yet), it looks pretty straightforward to use, so I would feel confident in recommending that anyone blogging should seriously consider add this tool to their arsenal.

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Yes, very simple to use, plus it helps with traffic because of the links to other articles and reciprocal visits that generates. Mark