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As a result of the Giving Conference<\/a>, Ted Ernst<\/a> and Susan Kerr<\/a> have taken the blogger’s plunge. Lenore Ealy<\/a> started blogging just before the conference. A number of other conference participants were blogging veterans. Among the latter, Chris Corrigan<\/a> is doing a nice job of blogging The Gift<\/span>, by Lewis Hyde. <\/p>\n Perhaps someday we’ll be free of email and we’ll all just bounce around the blogosphere, meeting and talking and working with friends — like a room full of colleagues at an Open Space<\/a> conference — everything moving, everyone learning and contributing, and nobody really “in charge.” In the meantime, it’s nice to have a little Giving Conference model of that world up and running, and captured here<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" As a result of the Giving Conference, Ted Ernst and Susan Kerr have taken the blogger’s plunge. Lenore Ealy started blogging just before the conference. A number of other conference participants were blogging veterans. Among the latter, Chris Corrigan is doing a nice job of blogging The Gift, by Lewis Hyde. Perhaps someday we’ll be … <\/p>\n