Peter DeWolf won't be my friend.As I wrote the other day, Peter DeWolf is responsible for me finding out about NaBloPoMo. Somehow or another I found Such Great Heights which I liked so I RSS'd it.
This past week Clink has been in Boston on a business trip so she had guest bloggers. Peter was her guest blogger on Tuesday and after reading his post, I checked out his blog. And became acquainted with NaBloPoMo.
So I joined. NaBloPoMo is actually a social network like Facebook, only much smaller. And its software, Ning, isn't as functional.
Now, I'm no Little Miss Popularity. Not really interested. On Facebook, I have 16 friends, mostly family and Rachel's friends.
This does not bother me. Really, I'm ok with it.
On NaBloPoMo, I got friended by a complete stranger and thought, what the heck? So I have one friend.
Since Peter, unbeknownst to him, was really my first friend on NaBloPoMo, I thought it'd be "fun" to friend him. Expecting the opportunity to send the request with a short explanation (since of course Peter doesn't know me from Eve), I clicked Add as a Friend and was immediately dismayed to get a little message stating "Request sent!"
Well, don't be so happy about it, Ning, 'cause you suck. You're supposed to let me add a note the way Facebook does.
A short while later, Sitemeter tells me that Peter has checked my blog. (which, BTW, I quickly edited to add a reference to him in the hopes that he would make the connection.)
And then, nothing. Silence.
Peter DeWolf doesn't want to be my friend. Sniff.
No loss with Peter. And I'm sure you fully realize this. Once I live in a place with faster internet, you can add me to your friend list. (I just don't have the time to join all the online things I'd like to.)
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