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Twitter and iBlogger can both be considered micro-blogging systems. Somehow, though, I suspect that iBlogger isn't likely to inspire this kind of creative satirical genius. iBlogger isn't sufficiently annoying.



Our Twitter nick is: illumineX. Feel free to follow. It's low-traffic, and mostly related to iBlogger.

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  1. Gary W. LongsineMarch 20, 2011 at 2:43 PM

    A very nice young person released the twitter handle "illumineX", so that we're now able to use it. Thank you, kind sir! We've updated this post to include our current twitter handle, "illumineX".

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