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Thank yous and lots of Japan-related web activity!
On February 17, 2008 in #The Japan-related Web Debate, Community building, Japanese Toolbar, On the J-web
It’s time for me to thank some generous fellow Japan-bloggers who’ve made some nice things for me. I’m really grateful for the great crowd here at DailyJ. You’re alway so supportive. You guys are the best!
There has been a lot of love going around on the Japan-related web lately. Starting with KenYN’s contribution to the JapanSoc project, other bloggers have come along and contributed to several projects. Deas from RockingInHakata created some great OSX widgets for the Mac lovers out there (one day I hope to be cool enough for a Mac 
). He made one for JapanSoc and another for Nipponster.com. Thanks for the widget, Deas!
The JapanSoc project has been getting better and better, which is really exciting. Nick recently posted a “JapanSoc Toolbox” on his blog LongCountDown. The toolbox is a list of all the great gadgets for JapanSoc, like gadgets to help you submit your posts to JapanSoc and boost traffic to your blog.
But as busy as he has been with JapanSoc he made time to contribute some great new logos to the community-owned wiki, Japanopedia. Thanks Nick! They look good to me (you can see them below). Now the wiki won’t look so ugly
These are just a few of the thank yous that deserve a mention. And which so much activity I’m sure there will be many more thank yous to come.
I think we’d all like to see our projects grow, so anything we can do to help each other is worthwhile. Glad you like the banner!
I will be ading this banner to my site
Damn!!!!
you need an edit button!!!!
@Chris
I was sitting here for a few minutes wondering what you meant by “edit button.” I thought you were talking about an edit button for the images (which didn’t make any sense to me).
You mean an edit button so people can re-edit their comments, right?
That’s a good point. I do need one of those.
I had a “Damn I spelled that wrong” moment right after I hit the post button.
I added the new icon to my site
I saw you’ve got the icon, Chris. Thanks!
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