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View Poll Results: Should sports officials blog or post on messageboards, facebook, twitter?
Yes	12	52.17%
No	6	26.09%
Whats Twitter? (aka No Opin)	5	21.74%
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Thu Apr 16, 2009, 05:29am

grunewar

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Originally Posted by Scrapper1

I vote yes, as long as all identifying names/places, etc. are withheld from the blog. In fact, here's one that I read regularly: Illegal Screen

Scrapper, I particularly liked this line from the blog..... "Meanwhile, I'll run and walk along a nearby semi-desolate route I've found, looking to see whether anyone's watching and then calling fouls and violations on flowers."

Practice, practice, practice!

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