happy net karma ahoy!
So a fun thing just happened.
1. Litreactor.com wrote an intriguing article about B&N ditching the Nook.
2. They did an image search for "broken Nook" and found my picture from this post that I wrote on my 33rd birthday.
3. They used it at the top of their article. Me! With crossed eyes! And a Nook that looks like a bustier sprouting from zombie Gertrude Stein.
4. The delightful Kate Hart identified me and pointed the article out to me via Twitter.
5. I was flattered, so I commented with a couple of link drops.
6. The Litreactor folks kindly gave me credit for the image and even PUT UP A BIG OL' PIC OF MY BOOK COVER WITH LINKS.
7. I squeed and told everybody I know about it, because it made me feel FAMOUS.
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This is how the internet is supposed to work. People sharing information with the kindest intentions,and then spreading it all over the place like glittery marmalade. I now have a warm fuzzy.
Thanks, Litreactor!
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1. Litreactor.com wrote an intriguing article about B&N ditching the Nook.
2. They did an image search for "broken Nook" and found my picture from this post that I wrote on my 33rd birthday.
3. They used it at the top of their article. Me! With crossed eyes! And a Nook that looks like a bustier sprouting from zombie Gertrude Stein.
4. The delightful Kate Hart identified me and pointed the article out to me via Twitter.
5. I was flattered, so I commented with a couple of link drops.
6. The Litreactor folks kindly gave me credit for the image and even PUT UP A BIG OL' PIC OF MY BOOK COVER WITH LINKS.
7. I squeed and told everybody I know about it, because it made me feel FAMOUS.
*
This is how the internet is supposed to work. People sharing information with the kindest intentions,and then spreading it all over the place like glittery marmalade. I now have a warm fuzzy.
Thanks, Litreactor!
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