First off, thanks for your patience as we work through the technical problems on the site. We've been, as Britt said, overwhelmed by your response. You all have certainly being doing your job -- getting out the vote. We've slipped on ours -- keeping the site stable and strong while your responses poured in.

Check out our new SUBSCRIBE page.  It gives you all kinds of tips on how to use RSS and tags to customize the content you receive from the NetSquared site.

We've set it up so you can subscribe to different content types like the Community Blog, Case Studies, 4 Questions, Net2Ask and the NetSquared Newsletter.

In addition, you can subscribe to a particular NetSquared blogger, like Marshall Kirpatrick  or Chris Locke (or me!).

Sure, clicking on the Community Blogs from the front page takes you to a recent posts (reverse chronological order) from the folks blogging here at NetSquared.  But what if you want to see a list of all bloggers?  Or find and follow just a single person? 

You can now view all Net2 bloggers.  Those folks with the most posts are listed at the top.  Just click on a name and you can go to that person's own blog.  And (of course) you can also subscribe to their RSS feed.

You all suggested that we make a page that pulls together all the "share" items on a single page.  And you're right!  So we made it. Introducing Share.

I've been working head down for so long that I've forgotten to pull up and look around.  My aggregator's groaning with the weight of items I want to share via the net2 tag. I'll tell the truth: I've been head down because I've been suffering from a little doubt.

We started this with, well, if you've been around for a while you remember the first version of this site. And in the labs here, we've been working hard to make our vision real -- a community coming together to share knowledge, build solutions and connect with one another.  As I look around, it feels like it's starting to happen.

You'll find a link to the Net2 suggestion box at the top of every page. Tell us what you think.

Well, the sneak preview isn't so sneak or so preview anymore.  As you can see the design is live.  I've gotten a few emails to tell me about some buggy behavior -- thanks and keep them coming.  You can also drop a comment on this post and we'll address the bugs as they come up.

I want to give a big thanks to duoh and Floatleft for their hard work on getting the design and implementation done.  And, of course, none of it would happening without hosting and lots of assistance from Bryght. 

Hey folks, Looks like we had the moderation turned on for the comments.  I just approved all the comments in the queue. Sorry if that puzzled folks.  We'll get it fixed straight away.