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Jun 18 2008   7:03PM GMT

We’ve been named as one of the “10 Great Web Sites”



Posted by: Brent Sheets
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ten.gifWe hate to sing our own praises (not really, we actually love to) but IT Knowledge Exchange has been named as one of the 10 Great Media Web Sites in the June issue of Media Business Magazine.

We’re not really boasting about ourselves, as we fully realize it’s our helpful members – like you! – who make IT Knowledge Exchange a true community. So give yourselves a pat on the back for a job well done.

We’ve set up a feedback question where you can opine on how we can further improve IT Knowledge Exchange. Be sure to visit that page and let us know what you love (and hate) about the site. It’s the place to share your suggestions, comments and feature requests.

So continue spreading the word about us and helping us to build the best enterprise IT community on the Web. We thank each and every one of our members for sharing their precious time, expertise and experience in our community. Thank you!

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Labnuke99  |   Jun 18 2008   7:46PM GMT

Exactly! I would say the same thing! This is a great free resource to share with peers and ensure IT is seen as an effective resource around the world.


 

BrentSheets  |   Jun 23 2008   9:07PM GMT

Thanks, Troy, that means a lot to us coming from a member of your caliber.


 

Schmidtw  |   Jul 28 2008   3:29PM GMT

I really like the format here. For me, its as much of a learning experience as it is a chance for me to share the various knowledge I have.


 

BrentSheets  |   Jul 28 2008   6:17PM GMT

Thanks for the feedback, Warner. That’s exactly what we strive for. We want to create a community where IT pros can get answers from their peers when needed — plus share their own wealth of knowledge when they can help others. It’s all about give and take.