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-	== eAMrgGIMHdmKNBvuIcA ==	+	There are multiple ways to find guest bloiggng opportunities, Don. Look for a menu item on  Guest Posts . If you notice that a blog owner has other guest blog posts, it probably means they are open to the opportunity.You can also contact the owner of any blog you are interested in being featured on to see if they accept guest blog posts. In some cases they will want exclusive content; in others they are okay with reposting something you've published elsewhere. It's a case-by-case basis.There are also guest bloiggng  networks  of blog owners and writers, so do a Google search for those as well.Remember to stick to YOUR topic. No point in posting on a blog that your target market doesn't see. The reason you want to do a guest post is to get in front of a different market.
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-	As long as the pool members make audit iromnoatifn available to each other (preferably in real time), then they will always know whether/when a server exceeds the amount of funds in circulation than it actually has in the pool. An OT server cannot normally change your balance, or forge any of your transactions, since it cannot forge your signature on the receipt. But the server COULD potentially create a "dummy" account (that it controls) and then sign FALSE RECEIPTS with that account, thus inflating the currency. BUT--this could NOT escape notice of the afore-mentioned audit protocol.   Sep 16 '11 at 12:28	+

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There are multiple ways to find guest bloiggng opportunities, Don. Look for a menu item on Guest Posts . If you notice that a blog owner has other guest blog posts, it probably means they are open to the opportunity.You can also contact the owner of any blog you are interested in being featured on to see if they accept guest blog posts. In some cases they will want exclusive content; in others they are okay with reposting something you've published elsewhere. It's a case-by-case basis.There are also guest bloiggng networks of blog owners and writers, so do a Google search for those as well.Remember to stick to YOUR topic. No point in posting on a blog that your target market doesn't see. The reason you want to do a guest post is to get in front of a different market.