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Open Source Blogging
http://opensourceblogging.org
A home for discussion of the concept of allowing anyone to use your blog content as they want without any requirement to provide credit other than the request for a link or attribution.
- Added on: Aug 18th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Steve Rhode
- Listed in: Blog Resources Blogging
- Tags: blog blogging copyright open source content uncopyright
Recent Posts
85% of Debt Settlement Companies May Be Closing Soon and Taking Your Money With Them
There is no doubt that the workshops and hearings by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) are going to result in changes that will significantly impact the debt settlement industry. The FTC has been carefully looking into the industry and is disgusted ...
I Recently Bought a Business That Isn’t Doing Well and Owes the IRS. – Susan
“Dear Steve, I recently bought a business that isn’t doing well. I’m just making enough to pay the business expenses with zero left over. I’ve accumulated $68000 in debt plus an additional $81,000 in a Home Equity loan due to...
I’m Three Years Behind on Property Taxes. – Darin
“Dear Steve, A partner and I just dissolved a small business which had seriously declining revenue over the past few years. I owe 48k in credit card debt, 78k on a mortgage for a house that needs a ton of work, and 8k on a car. I still have my...
Investing Isn’t Just for Rich People: Five Ways Anyone Can Reap the Rewards of Investing
Quite a few readers simply tune out when I mention investments. They don’t believe the topic applies to them at all. “How can I possibly worry about investing when I can barely put food on the table?” they’ll ask. The answer...
The Second Attribute to Getting Out of Debt – Gratitude
This is an excerpt from my ebook “The Path to Happiness and Wealth” that you can download for free here. The Second Attribute – Gratitude You know someone has achieved internal prosperity if they are grateful for the life they have....
The Little Rules of Action
“The shortest answer is doing.” - Lord Herbert Post written by Leo Babauta. Follow me on Twitter. Too often we get stuck in inaction — the quagmire of doubt and perfectionism and distractions and planning that stops us from moving ...
