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Discussions on how to translate ideas espoused by the campaign to help other countries, especially developing countries. Barack Obama's positions on Finance Reform, faith & politics, Economics, Race, Technology, and many other issues go much further than to address problems in the USA. These issues as addressed by Obama could be used in jump-starting some troubled spots in the international community. Already his views on race, have ignited some race discussions in countries with large groups of multiracial people.

First Blog Post: Suggestion on making blogger notice board

By Kendy - Mar 28th, 2008 at 9:25 am EDT

Hi everyone,

I realize that there is a lot of us who want to recommend some good reading, some new hot Obama video, or some initiative from supporters, or generally some advertisement relevant to supporters in the blog. I would like to suggest to HQ that there be a notice board for all such advertisement which can be placed on the gray "empty" space on the right hand side of this page (under my.BarackObama column).

Anyone should be able to post such kind of advertisement (notices) that would then be reflected in every new blog thread without the need for reposting as comments on the thread itself. Currently we have several people that have to repost important stuff which I personally find helpful (e.g. Joe from Cambodia with his daily news articles for Obama). So the "advert board" or "notice board", what ever it may be called, can actually categorize our notice posts, and allow the authors to flag them regularly in order to rank them high in preference and therefore visibility.

So what do you guys think?

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