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I’m sure this will be a fantastic blog! Mike’s one of the foremost experts on Sitecore so his insight will really benefit the sitecore community. I hope the blog takes off and becomes a great success!
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for the warm welcome and kind words, albeit I do not consider myself a Sitecore expert. I’m just a Sitecore developer who has seen a few things, done a few things — mind you, not all good things, although you do learn from your mistakes — and learned a bunch of stuff over the past five years working with this CMS — most of which was bestowed upon me from members within the Sitecore community.
That said, I would like give back whatever I can to the Sitecore community, and learn a few things in the process.
Mike
I am happy that it works.