Diigo Groups Invitation
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Your group message:
“Don't panic, I'm just asking you to keep in touch through diigo and consider using your keyWords <-like this. It will make them stand out in the crowd and indicate they can be used as tagLinks.
I apologize in advance if someone ended up in my address book that might consider this spam.
Here is the group's description:
facilitate using camelCase compoundWords with lowerCase firstLetters as; names, labels, variables, titles, keyWords, bookMarks, tags, hyperLinks, atomFeeds, rssFeeds, wikiWords, myDiigo, blinkList, and otherIterations, then aggrigating them with goOgle or microSoft (or simular) deskTop searches and
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