I’ll be making a few changes to the site later today. I just wanted to give you a heads up in case you notice something that looks a little odd (or, you know, odder than usual).
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I always appreciate your feedback – it’s good to know what you think I’m doing wrong (so that I can fix it) and what you think I’m doing right (so that I can do more of it).
A reader recently suggested that I tweak the subject lines of the emails in my feed to make it easier to identify. I think I’ve changed the email subject settings so that the subject of the post will show up in the subject of the email. If this works (and boy, I hope it does), it will help you identify and find posts in your inbox. If I’ve screwed it up, who knows what it will say. But rest assured, I’m on it.
Thanks to Konni for her suggestion. I hope that it makes taxgirl even better for all of my readers. If you ever have an idea for making the site better, drop me a line.
If you’re not subscribing via email, give it a whirl here. It’s free and easy (insert random inappropriate joke here).
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It’s the first day of school here in Philadelphia. My oldest daughter was rushing around this morning, gathering school supplies and fretting about her hair (apparently, it is not long enough). The morning was, well, you know, a blur:
As things are settling down in my house (well, that’s relative), things are heating up at taxgirl. It’s Back to School Week here as well! Stay tuned all week for answers to your school related questions (you can ask the taxgirl), check out tax-saving school strategies and look out for great giveaways. What a great way to start the new season!
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Play Nice.
October 10, 2009 · 4 comments
For a short time, I’m going to have to go back to 100% moderated comments on the site. The culprit? Health care reform.
So don’t panic if your comment doesn’t immediately appear – even if you’ve been a reader for years. Sorry for any inconvenience but apparently there are a handful of folks – on both sides – that are not capable of having a nice discussion without resorting to personal attacks on other readers or language that isn’t allowable on the site. You know where the line is (if you’re not sure, read my comment policy), don’t cross it. If you want to swear and call people names, go somewhere else.
My mother is coming to town this week. Don’t make me have to have her wash your mouth out with soap.
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