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Ikigai on Facebook

March 8, 2009 | Author: Matthew | Filed under: Martial Arts, Recent Events, Site News, Social Media, karate

Facebook is a monster! It’s amazing how many people are on it these days. I just wanted to let everyone know that Ikigai | Blogging the Martial Way now has an official Facebook page.

Click here to check it out!

I’m looking forward to meeting more of you on Facebook where interaction is the name of the game. I have a discussion post up where you can recommend potential topics for the blog (I’ll give you personal credit should I choose to pursue it!). I also have some interesting pictures and videos should you be the visual type.

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Matthew

Sorry, FB is now part of my territory. You can have Myspace.

Foxy Citrus

You are becoming unavoidable. This is just not going to work.

You keep the interwebs, and I'll keep Facebook. I cannot live without the FB.

Agreed?

Black Belt Mama

Great idea!

Matthew

Thanks Elias!

Adam: For real. Facebook recently improved their business pages so I decided it was time to get one going for the website instead of just a personal facebook. It's pretty cool so far.

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