It takes about 18 seconds to replace a conventional incandescent bulb with a CFL (Compact Fluorescent Light) bulb. According to 18Seconds.org, "If every American swapped just ONE bulb for an ENERGY STAR labeled CFL, it would collectively save more than $8 billion in energy costs, prevent burning 30 billion pounds of coal, and remove 2 million cars worth of greenhouse gas emissions from our atmosphere."

Planning on joining us for the remote conference? Let the world know (and give the conference some link love) by posting this badge on your blog or web site. Just copy and paste the following HTML code wherever you'd like it to appear:

<a href="http://www.netsquared.org/remote"><img alt="Find me at the Net2 Remote Conference" title="Find me at the Net2 Remote Conference" src="http://tinyurl.com/mkav3"/></a>

Big thanks to Emily Weinberg of the Nonprofit Blog Exchange for adding the 99th and 100th Net2 in Action case studies--Koko.org (yes, gorillas can have photo blogs), and the DuPage Children's Museum blog--and for finding and collecting 33 sites/blogs wearing Net2 badges.

Beth Kanter asked in the comments on my post More Folks Spreading Net2,

"So how many badges are out there?"

By my unscientific method of putting www.netsquared.org into my Technorati Watch List and looking for things that say [IMG-Net2 and then the badge tagline], I have found 19 people who have put up badges and logos on their web site or blog.

Here are a few more I missed:

Cruiskeen Consulting LLC

Resonance Partnership Blog

Now  I know there is a super badge detective out there who can find more for me.

Happy  Valentine's Day! 

Its been about three weeks since I went on my Technorati search for folks who are helping to spread Net2 by posting logos and badges on their web sites and blogs.  Here are some more I found today:

Between Lawyers: Technology + Culture + Law
http://betweenlawyers.corante.com/archives/2006/01/27/communication_law_and_web_20_interview.php 

If you're waffling about whether or not to put our bee-u-ti-full NetSquared badges on your site or email signature, look how pretty they look on these blogs:

Cambodia4Kids.org
Emily's World
ext337
501c3Cast
Have Fun * Do  Good (yes, this is my personal blog, but look how nice it looks next to the green)
HorsePigCow: life uncommon
Marshall Kirkpatrick
MyEastBayAgent
Social Source

If you put a badge up and I missed ya, let me know.

We've got an array of snazzy new digital badges for you to put up on your blog, web site or in your email signature to let folks know that you are helping to remix the web for social change.  Check 'em out.

Isn't this one cute?