| Are You Worthy of Who's Who? Now You Are! |
The mysterious editors and self-styled censors at Wikipedia have deleted most attempts by authors to write about themselves or have someone else write about them. Too bad. Whether you get in it or not depends on how persistent or creative you are. Or who you know in the Wikipedia hierarchy. But that's not the case with a new website that should soon prove to be THE place to go when you want to read an objective bio of someone. The new website, brought to you by the people at Squidoo, is http://www.SquidWho.com. You can create the best biography of anyone you want: you, your friends, your publisher, your authors, your publicist, your mother, your father, your grandmother, your nephew, your enemy :)) SquidWho is "the people-powered open who's who online. If you think someone is notable enough to warrant a bio, then they are. Your call, not ours, not some invisible editor's. If you don't like the bio you see on someone, build a better one. It's free. Royalties go to charity. Best one wins." Labels: biographies, Squidoo.com, SquidWho, Who's Who, Wikipedia |
posted by John Kremer @
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Thanks for mentioning SquidWho!
~Kimberly
Squidoo's Community Organizer
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