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It's official. Sci-Fi Today has been launched.
By Drog, Section Diaries Posted on Sun Nov 17, 2002 at 06:09:24 PM PST
By "launched", I mean that I submitted the URL to google and a few other places. Now I just hope that people will start finding this site. I wonder how long it will take? Regardless, I'll do my best to advertise it and beef up its content even more. If anyone has any suggestions of what they'd like to see here, please pass them my way (drog@scifitoday.com). Comments >>

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