I’ve Penetrated DiggNation!

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On this last week's episode of DiggNation, Alex and Kevin discussed my article, 9 Signs You Shouldn't Hire THAT Web Guy. Kevin agrees with all of my assertions -- sweet! The segment about my article starts at about the 20 minute mark.

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Thank you to Kevin and Alex for taking the time to comment about my article!

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Discussion

  1. Wow, that is awesome!

  2. That’s so cool, congrats!

    I wish our player had chapter marks so you could point people right to the beginning. Thanks for embedding!

    jim

  3. Wow, Impressive. I’m one of those lurkers:) I read all you’re entries although most of the time I haven’t a clue what you are talking about;) But I’m learning. Thanks for sharing.

    ellen from ireland

  4. Thank you for commenting Jim, and thank Kevin and Alex for me.

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