Mind-Blowingly Old

Services thrive when they grow and maintain a community around them. Otherwise, they fail, even if they're better.
Five years? Well, nearly. In a couple of months, I'll have been here five years. Wow, I've been friends with you guys for that much of my life. Practically as long as my son has been alive. In a way, you're all a significant part of my life's experience, and I care about you. I worry about you when you're troubled, I laugh with you when you joke, and I find peace with you when you share koans and zen thoughts.
I'm concerned, though. We really are plurking and tweeting more than we blog nowadays. I've long complained about twitter's damaging effect.

For those of you reading this: ::hug::, ::fist-bump::, Sláinte and Kanpai!
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tail -f /dev/mind > blog
Wish I'd thought of that, myself.