While I’m being reading a comment on the italian marketing blog IMlog (it), about Gmail 1GB resource, my attention has been captured by this excerpt on Lenna‘s blog:
Why the 90 percent of italian blogs threats political arguments? (on the other countries it’s not so!)
And why, of this 90, the 90 percent is on the left side? And those blogs that are not political, and want to thread other arguments, fail to publish not-so-ironical posts, or those who offer marketing lessons at a scarse level?
Why on the other countries it simply doesn’t happen?
And why, of this 90, the 90 percent is on the left side? And those blogs that are not political, and want to thread other arguments, fail to publish not-so-ironical posts, or those who offer marketing lessons at a scarse level?
Why on the other countries it simply doesn’t happen?
I’m not sure elsewhere it’s so..
Something more on Gmail: this Help page reports features and wishes, and a new site: Gmail forums.
But there’s still nothing for a program that checks multiple Gmail accounts. It would be useful…
