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    For my current job, I travel to various cities around the world to collect/analyze cost-of-living data. When I'm not traveling, I live in Boston. This blog is a collection of my experiences on the road and other various interests. Read more here. You can get in touch with me at the9to5alternative (at) gmail (dot) com.

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11 December 2008

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Christina

Since you travel quite frequently for your job and a lot of your entries are about or influenced by the places you visit, I'd like to see a feature that enables a reader to organize or view your entries by your destinations. I think your blog attracts people who are interested in traveling and your perspective on the places you go to (I am atleast) and it would be cool to see all the places you've gone to and the entries that have developed from them. For those entries that are not travel-related, maybe you can organize those into a separate category. Just a thought. This is additional but even a fun visual map that links to your entries might be kind of cool that includes travel tips, fun facts about the place, etc.

Mark

Also make it so to post a comment you don't have to fill out that annoying letter/number match thing.

Mark

I'm a big sucker for readability and formatting. The site as it is now is pretty nice - easy to read and clear - but that doesn't mean it can't be better. The biggest websites are always redesigning their pages based on usability and presentation (like where the reader's eye is attracted to), it often is a headache for readers but in the end makes the site better. ESPN, Facebook, and Deadspin (and all Gawker blogs I assume) are some of the ones who tend to change the most frequently. So I guess I'm looking for a new design that can change in the future based on feedback? Haha, this may be a lot to ask for.

Alan

Dan - Thanks for the comment, great suggestion!

Dan P.

Update:

www.slide.com

Dan P.

Are International posters eligible for the contest?

I would like to see you add some kind of plug-in that facilitates looking at your pictures... like a slideshow within a post. I don't know if I've seen that yet, but if you can find I think it would be really cool.

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