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wow word travels fast indeed. you’re right there. m|ph was the brainchild of a bunch of us avid gadget freaks who were frustrated — there were no credible gadget mags in the country.

so we made our own.

the rest is history! =)

Or am I the only one that is now getting the term…..how mortifying.

take another look at it – and imagine its the back end of a little ‘bee’ :-)

Okay, I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt… maybe you are indeed an expert BUT, in order to be an effective blogger, you also need to have writing skills. Looking at what you have written, I can only guess that English isn’t your first language.

I could also be wrong. Maybe. Maybe, not.

Firslty, good luck in this venture (and launch) … I’m sure if anyone can make a success of it, it will be you guys.

And thanks for not letting us diehard readers of yours know a little bit in advance of your plans. C’mon a personal email would have been nice ;-) … althouogh I guess if I was more cluey enough I would have figured it out with a lilttle digging.

And 2 Aussies and a Canadian … taking on the world!! Cool!

Yeah, same here with some of the blog designs – a little too rough for my liking – so I’m hoping you really take the time and effort into making high quality designs.

One thing that I would not want to see is a move to bland blogging that can so easily happen when one starts to get bigger and goes more maintream – this goes more for Duncan … who at times shoots first and asks questions later (which is what we love him for … except if you’re on the receiving end). So bare that in mind.

Comic Strip – get a grip of yourself. You’re not the only one to be an expert on cellphones and to blast the one they have choosen on one of the owners blogs is like shooting yourself in the foot. Not a very smart way to sell yourself for any future positions.

b5, ha! have you thought about using some banana’s in pjamma’s as a logo? ;-) LOL (sorry – who’s b1 and b2 ;-)

I guess it’s a wait and see on this one – but that’s what business is all about: if you don’t take the risks you’ll never know … so all the best for as massive success.

Anyway: you should have RSS feed for comments – as all WordPress blogs have – but you don’t have. Sometimes readers are willing to participate in discussions only if such feed for comments is in place.

In a world where fly-by-night websites/blogs pop up so quickly and without real substance, I have to say trust is a very big issue for me!

I’d choose anything these guys are involved in over some of the other big dawgs and more “mysterious” bloggers any day!

Wishing you all the very best of luck! Just remember us little guys err gals when ya’all make it to the big time! (as if you weren’t already there).

Gayla

- Comic Strip Blogger – You’re always welcome to apply to join up. Having a go at our blogs/bloggers is probably not a good way to attract our attention though. The fact is that Jayvee has extensive experience in writing about gadgets and phones also.

- Mouse – yes I guess it is a risk – as is starting any new business. The reason I’m doing so is that I think Dunan and Jeremy are pretty amazing bloggers and the opportunity to work with them was too good to pass up. It will enable us all to do something beyond what any one of us could achieve on our own.

Very exciting stuff. My two cents about what makes b5 a “new” venture is that you seem to be blending a lot of ingredients into one darn good recipe.

Mix good content written by bloggers who are truly honored for their contribution and backed by solid management behind the scenes and you have a blog network worth its salt.

Look forward to seeing what else you have in the ingredient cupboard.