Welcome to Ragesoss

5 August 2005 by sage

As of August 5th, 2005, this I’ve broken this blog up into sub-blogs, so that each is more specifically focused. And I’ve convinced Faith to start a blog. There will (probably) be no more postings in this section.

Ragesoss 2 is:

  • Ragesoss 2.01: for general goings on, movies, social life, cats, etc.
  • Ragesoss 2.02: for history, science, history of science, Yale, etc.
  • Ragesoss 2.03: for metablog issues, video games, software and other nerdy topics
  • Faith 1.0: Faith’s blog, and by default, also the blog of my bonzai sapling named Faith

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