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Blogs brauchen unbedingt eine Reblog-Funktion, wie man sie von Tumblr oder als Retweets von Twitter kennt. So w\u00e4re in der Blogosph\u00e4re nicht nur viel mehr los, nein, ich k\u00f6nnte auch diesen kurzen Blogeintrag von Michael Heilemann komplett wiedergeben, anstatt nur folgende Essenz zu klauen: Michael hat n\u00e4mlich in seiner 1975er Ausgabe von „Edgar Rice Burroughs: The Man Who Created Tarzan“ (Seite 104) folgende \u00fcberraschende Anekdote gefunden:

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Ed left Sears, Roebuck in August 1908, and the card he sent to Emma from South Bend, Indiana, shortly afterward indicates that he was preparing for some new enterprise or engaged in making contacts or purchases for his partnership with Dentzer. Dated September 15, 1908, the card was addressed to Emma at 197 Park Avenue. It reads: „This isn’t a half bad little town. Haven’t accomplished much yet. Not even my lunch — 12:15 p.m.“ On the same date he sent little Joan a card containing one word: „Google.“

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Somit stellt sich die Frage: Was hat Burroughs gewusst und woher? Und wie bekommen wir ein seiten- und plattform\u00fcbergreifendes Reblog-Dingsi hin?

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