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"In 1997, I started occasionally sending emails to all of my friends that I "
"was in contact with by email.  At first simply listing them all as "
"recipients in a regular email, but later I maintained a proper mailinglist "
"for it."
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"My habits changed gradually, and by 2004 I no longer used that list - "
"posting news directly on my website instead."
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"When I learned about the concept of \"blogging\" I realized that in a way "
"that is what I had been practising back then, just not using the RSS or Atom "
"distribution mechanisms making proper blogging so extremely efficient."
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"Now I decided to re-release my old Friends posts as modern blog entries, for "
"archival purposes."
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"Even if I didn't know about blogging, my web programming tool back then was "
"[Frontier](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Userland_Software#Frontier), which "
"later became one of the first blogging tools.  That happened after a shift "
"to a more commercial licensing model - an issue which back then meant enough "
"for me to abandon it, and now is essential to my approach to computers."
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