July 21, 2004Stealing my SchtickThanks to an e-mail from Stefan Sharkansky of Shark Blog for pointing out that the Seattle Times has launched (looks like in June) their own in-house blog. It's name? PoliBlog. I mean, gee whiz, they couldn't do a Google search to see if the name was already in use? I am the first result, after all. Yeesh. Comments
Since www.poliblog.com is also a website (although not updated), I never understood why you just don't call yourself The Poliblogger. Has a nice Arnold-type feel to it, too. Posted by: Mark at July 21, 2004 08:35 AMWhen I first started blogging, I did so under the pseudonym "Poliblogger" and occassionally am still referred to as such. And yes, the domain www.poliblog.com has been sitting there, as it is, for over a year. I originally tried to get that domain name, but was unable to do so and am still mildly annoyed that someone has it, but isn't using it for anything :) Posted by: Steven at July 21, 2004 09:51 AMI say sue, the b#S*a*Ds. Posted by: Cathy at July 21, 2004 11:33 AMGrab it with a .us or .info extension. :) Posted by: Kathy K at July 21, 2004 01:52 PMWell, I'm sort of a pundit...and I post my opinions instantly upon having them...
It! Could! Work! [/Gene Wilder] Posted by: Christopher Cross at July 21, 2004 02:20 PMPerhaps you could persuade the Seatlle site to add your page to their "Blogosphere" list. You might at least garner a mention on their site. Posted by: Tom at July 21, 2004 02:55 PMFWIW, I did write the Seattle site today; I gave them your URL so they could check out your site. If I hear anything from them I will let you know. Will (who has read your site for some months now) Posted by: Will at July 21, 2004 04:34 PMThey may have stolen your name, but they haven't stolen your schtick! No one will ever confuse the two. I mean check it out... But I too told 'em to find their own name- Post a comment
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