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September 28th, 2002

New weblog clients

By Griff Wigley

Two new weblog clients this week: EdVisions and Keystone Cycle.

Posted in Pre-2006 | No Comments

September 24th, 2002

Importer weblog

By Griff Wigley

I’ve set up a weblog for the US importer of Montesa motorcycles, US Montesa, Inc.

As soon as the site gets moved to a different web host, I’ll add a MojoMail weblog signup box, like the one to the right.

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