University of Glasgow

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David Shorthouse has entered the blogsphere with his
[iSpiders](http://ispiders.blogspot.com/) blog. As David descrbes it:  

> This blog will include bits that have fallen off the wagon as it were
> while developing The Canadian Arachnologist, The Nearctic Spider
> Database, The Nearctic Arachnologists\' Forum and Spider WebWatch. The
> latter is a citizen science initiative that accepts observation data
> on 9 ambassador species in North America. I have a strong interest in
> federating biological data so there will undoubtedly be posts about
> nomenclatural management, species concepts, data aggregation
> techniques and the like.

  
Already some interesting commentary on
[EoL](http://ispiders.blogspot.com/2007/05/encyclopedia-of-life.html)


David Shorthouse has entered the blogsphere with his iSpiders blog.

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David Shorthouse enters the blogsphere