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Help Promote Baseball Reflection Around the World Wide Web!

Dear readers,

I write to you today to ask you a favor. But before I do, I’d like to thank you for your patronage. Whether you are here for the first time, here on a daily basis or something in between. Thank you.

These sites and links below are the social communities that I network in, but just because I am there, doesn’t mean that my work is done. On some sites, action is needed and the more action that is done, the better it is for Baseball Reflections. What do I mean? Get to the point, you may say. Well, some of these sites ask it’s members (community) to promote each other’s work by acknowledging the work in some way. On most of these sites, my blog posts are listed to be voted upon, Hyped Up, Dugg, Barked Up, Stumbled Upon and so on.

What I am now asking, here’s where the favor mentioned earlier comes in, is for you to sign up with one or more of these communities and help Baseball Reflections along by voting on my blog posts there. These are all free sites and becoming a member usually takes a short portion of time. If you can only do one, then BallHype, Digg or YardBarker would be good choices.

Oh yeah, before I forget, if you know a monk, please write this information down for him, they’re used to communicating that way and they may just be a Padres fan (San Diego)!

The following site are the list of communities I belong to (too many, I know). I will give a brief write up on the type of sites. The links will be to the site’s homepage and then a link to where to find me (Baseball Reflections) on that site.

Most importantly, have fun and you may make some new friends or broaden your network along the way!

BallHype is a sports site and I can be found here http://ballhype.com/profile/Peter%40BaseballReflections/ Please Hype us up!

Facebook is something I think we all have heard of by now. My BaseballReflections.com Group can be found here: http://www.new.facebook.com/group.php?gid=37053059640&ref=ts

Squidoo is a hand-built collection of half a million pages built by people just like you. Squidoo is about finding people when you care what they know instead of who they know. And Squidoo raises big money for charity every single day by donating money from the ads and links you see on every page. For more about Squidoo, click HERE. My Squidoo Lens can be found here: http://www.squidoo.com/baseballreflections Please add this lens to your favorites!

YardBarker is : http://www.yardbarker.com/users/PeterSchiller Please Bark us up!

BlogCatalog is a general social community without any specific concentration. You can search for political, social, sport or any other social group there. My profile can be found here: http://www.blogcatalog.com/user/PeterSchiller Please add us as a friend !

Technorati is a one of the biggest communities that serve the blogging community, otherwise known as the blogosphere. They are a general community without any specific concentration. You can search for political, social, sport or any other social group there. My profile can be found here: http://technorati.com/people/technorati/BaseballReflections Please add us to your favs!

Digg is a general social community without any specific concentration. You can search for political, social, sport or any other social group here as well. My profile can be found here: http://digg.com/users/PeteSchiller Please Digg us!

Stumble Upon is a general social community without any specific concentration. You can search for political, social, sport or any other social group there. My profile can be found here: http://peterschiller.stumbleupon.com/ Stumble Us!

Delicious is a general social community without any specific concentration. You can search for political, social, sport or any other social group there. My profile can be found here: http://delicious.com/BaseballReflections Tag us!

LinkedIn is more of a business community for networking purposes. You can view my profile here: http://www.linkedin.com/myprofile?trk=hb_side_pro Link to me!

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