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Foreword (Sep 14th, 2010): The appearance of these volunteers
contributors were a direct result of Ironside’s
twittering having reached the US.
She tried, with success, very hard to reach American
ears:
“I had the good fortune after trying for a very long
time, to be invited to write an article on the Maddie
case on an American blog.
I did this with
great pleasure and the response I was told was
unbelievable. People were starting to talk about
Madeleine…and links were posted taking them straight to
the investigation files.
I was then
informed another American blog was also showing
interest, I was thrilled to say the least.”
As such, I think it’s only fair and just that they be
included with the other postings by
Ironside:
Metodo 2 has received through the
"DO NOT PUBLISH"
system a request from a reader asking if she could
publish a post in our blog.
Out of the most censurable of vanities we've agreed.
We've even twisted our own arm, and conceded to the
request.
Other blogs have
“Guest Authors”.
An example we wish to follow, and which
Textusa
has been one, from time to time, in
Joana’s Blog.
But we've thought of taking this concept a just little
step further and have two different types of “external”
writers.
"Guest
writers", who we invite to have their
writings published here, and through them, in a
colective effort, enhance the quality of our Blog and
help convey the message out there.
"Voluntary
contributors", readers who, identifying
themselves with our Blog and its ideas, feel that they
can make a valid contribution to it, that in the
comments box might not be given the adequate relevance.
As an independent post, visibility is obviously greater,
and the greater the visibility the wider the horizon it
reaches.
This was the case of
Paula Ardenois,
whose post will be published next.
If like Paula, you wish to create and publish something
for in our Blog, please feel free to do so and write
your post to the following mail: ti.metodo2@hotmail.com.
Do include any pictures and links that you think
adequate, or, if you don’t know how to, just mention
where to place them. It's not the quality of the style
that counts but the quality of the content.
This Blog welcomes diversity. One assumption:
intelectual honesty. One rule:
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