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]]> By: johntunger http://www.parmet.net/pr/2006/01/20/the-new-rules/comment-page-1/#comment-9342 johntunger Sat, 21 Jan 2006 07:17:22 +0000 http://www.parmet.net/pr/?p=368#comment-9342 Involvement has definitely been working well for me... after spending a couple of days trying to find an image to work from for a mosaic I need to start this week, I described the pose on my blog and put out a call. And voila! I now have exactly the pose I needed thanks to one of my readers! One, of many examples, really, but I think that when readers are willing to pose nude for an artist they've never met (moreover, to extremely specific instructions) well, there you go. In many less extreme ways, though, I've found that the more opportunity I give readers to participate, the more excited they get by both the blog and the product. When I was nominated for a contest at Treehugger last month, people not only mounted a huge campaign to help me win but most of them did so unasked. It was pretty cool. Involvement has definitely been working well for me… after spending a couple of days trying to find an image to work from for a mosaic I need to start this week, I described the pose on my blog and put out a call. And voila! I now have exactly the pose I needed thanks to one of my readers! One, of many examples, really, but I think that when readers are willing to pose nude for an artist they’ve never met (moreover, to extremely specific instructions) well, there you go.

In many less extreme ways, though, I’ve found that the more opportunity I give readers to participate, the more excited they get by both the blog and the product. When I was nominated for a contest at Treehugger last month, people not only mounted a huge campaign to help me win but most of them did so unasked. It was pretty cool.

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