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  • stevenb says:

    Good luck with your new blog. Looks like it will explore some inter­est­ing territory.

    I think the name is a bit longish — prob­a­bly too late but some­thing like “Library Lead­pipe Crew” could have short­ened it up a bit. Also, how about adding a descrip­tive blurb under the name that com­mu­ni­cates the essence of your blog (rec­om­mended on a lot of those “tips for a great blog” posts). Some­thing like “Six Diverse Librar­i­ans Tak­ing A Lead Pipe To Your Library Assumptions” — or what­ever you guys are mostly about — to your way of thinking.

    Kudos on the design though. It’s clear that a lot of thought and effort went into it (NOT just another word­press blog). Derik’s touch is apparent.

    Just some thoughts. Con­grats and good luck for a sus­tain­able blog. I am prob­a­bly your first Blog­lines subscriber.

  • Derik Badman says:

    Thanks for the com­ments, Steven. I did a lot of the design work, thus my touch.

    We’re work­ing on a subtitle/description, some­how I over­looked that through all this.

    The title is long but also, we hope, memorable.

  • Latanya says:

    I actu­ally like the title because of the visual it makes me think about.

    Derik always does an amaz­ing job with design and I look for­ward to see­ing the visu­als as much as the actual posts. Thanks Kim for let­ting me know about this amaz­ing new blog.

    Best wishes to you all…I know there’s a lot to take the “lead­pipe” to in the libraries.

  • Bill Drew says:

    Nice design and a good start on con­tent. I will men­tion your new blog on Baby­Boomer Librarian

  • stevenb says:

    Ok. Your sub­ti­tle helps me to “get it” — the inspi­ra­tion and design that is. It takes me a while sometimes.

  • Nate says:

    Good luck with the blog– the design looks great and I’m going to enjoy fol­low­ing your posts! You can expect a shoutout on the PLA blog soon…

  • Don’t worry about the length of the title (for now). If you get pop­u­lar peo­ple will just call you “lead pipe” or some­thing like that. I like the graph­ics and the sketches of the authors — a nice start!

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