Pimp Your Blog Trackback Party
Posted on September 24, 2005
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We hit the 100,000 mark, plus its the weekend! Help us celebrate, pimp your best stuff. A link for a link…link to this post, send a trackback, and a link to your blog will magically appear. It’s a linkfest weekend! Share your best with us!
If you have something interesting that you would like to share with us, and our readers, please leave a trackback to that post, and link to this post so others can join in on the linkfest.
If you don’t understand what a trackback is go here for a good explanation. If your blog doesn’t generate trackbacks use this form or this one.
Have fun pimpin, and have a great weekend!
The trackback URL for this post is:
http://stoptheaclu.com/archives/2005/09/24/pimp-your-blog-trackback-party/trackback/
Other Places to pimp:
The Political Teen
Cafe Oregano
Bright and Early
Jo’s Cafe
Mudville Gazette
Outside The Beltway
Cao’s Blog
Wizbang
Basil’s Blog
Point Five
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