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Where do Blogs go?

3 Comments Published by fixBuffalo on 1/12/2009 at 10:07 PM.

Remember Inviting Buffalo? The blog debuted last Fall and promised to be a conduit between the City's Department of Strategic Planning and residents interested in innovative neighborhood projects. Inviting Buffalo was last updated 10 weeks ago. The flickr picture stream in the blog's sidebar has some very recent pics from a conference in Italy.

Seems like Inviting Buffalo ran out of gas. Anyone know?
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3 Responses to “Where do Blogs go?”

  1. # Anonymous Anonymous 12:53 AM, January 13, 2009

    Their flickr has always been linked to that wierd account where they all look European and nothing written in English. As what happened to the site I am unsure.

    -Eisenbart  

  2. # Blogger houses rehabbed 10:50 AM, January 13, 2009

    Can we get someone to ask Reilly what's going on with the website? However, it's typical that the City initiates feedback systems that fade quickly from use and view.  

  3. # Anonymous Anonymous 12:37 PM, January 13, 2009

    The road to Hell is paved with good intentions.  

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