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  #1 The Ravine / Joseph Dunphy on 21 Apr 09

   

  
  
  As I was editing my profile, I saw this floating sticky note on the edit page, from Emily Yamsek:
  
  "stop talking to me, who are you?"
  
  Having never heard of Emily Yamsek up until this point, I was a little confused, so I went to her profile and made a futile attempt to write to her, asking her what this was all about, before I noticed the date stamp on the sticky note
  
  2009 - 04 - 01
  
  I thought it was funny. I was going to say something about people cleaning up after April Fools, so that the clutter wouldn't accumulate over the years, but maybe that would be a good thing. Picture somebody coming by here in 2047 and being able to hear whispers of conversations from decades past. It would be fun, I think - it would give the site a little more character.
  
  

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"> <br /> <br /> As I was editing my profile, I saw this floating sticky note on the edit page, from <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.diigo.com/profile/emilyy5"><font color="#000000"><u>Emily Yamsek</u></font></a>: <br /> <br /> <i>"stop talking to me, who are you?"</i> <br /> <br /> Having never heard of Emily Yamsek up until this point, I was a little confused, so I went to her profile and made a futile attempt to write to her, asking her what this was all about, before I noticed the date stamp on the sticky note <br /> <br /> 2009 - 04 - 01 <br /> <br /> I thought it was funny. I was going to say something about people cleaning up after April Fools, so that the clutter wouldn't accumulate over the years, but maybe that would be a good thing. Picture somebody coming by here in 2047 and being able to hear whispers of conversations from decades past. It would be fun, I think - it would give the site a little more character. <br /> <br /> </div>

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