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I've created a new blog for the Kalyr PBeM Archives. At the moment, it's a bit experimental; it's more or less got the default Moveable Type templates. I'm using category archives for each 'thread', and numbering the categories so I can sort them into alphabetical order. I've uploaded about a dozen recent posts so far; I'll work through the archives when I have time.

Posted by TimHall at February 16, 2003 08:23 PM | TrackBack
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