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Go ahead, you know you want. You or your organization, spent a lot of time, energy and effort to roll out a website that provides information, is accessible, engaging, and keeps people coming back, or at the very least provides your contact info. So go ahead and share it. Remember to add a link back to the website, and at least brief description.
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Nonprofit Tech
http://www.nonprofit-tech.org
Currently suffering from the developers home syndrome. A redesign has been getting minimal attention for the last few months. Yes, I set-up this group and related site in two days; but we're working on centralizing, decentralized data as the new direction for our site.
We create content, where ever we are at: Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, StumbledUpon, Ma.gnolia, Delicious, random comments on blogs, in support forums, etc. But it all comes back to a central source, so if you want to know what we are doing and where. It's there. As you can image some data is easier to retrieve than others; and that combined with a large project load has slowed things down. But new colors are up, as well as newsfeeds, and Twitter access.
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