Bloggers Unite to Help

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It is heartening to see the amount of support that RT Cunningham of Untwisted Vortex is getting from his readers and fellow bloggers. Richard’s wife is having an operation soon and what with the cost of airfares, medical bills and lack of income for the duration, they are going to be struggling financially.

Richard was finally convinced to put a Pay Pal Donate button on his blog. I hope many rally round to help by donating.

You can read more about Richard’s plight on A Possible Disappearing Act where you will also find that Pay Pal button.

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2008-01-17 06:01:14

Your Chance To Help A Fellow Blogger Blogger In Need Social Media and the Power of Giving Rally Round! Help A Blogger In Need Please Help Our Fellow Blogger tips to get more out of your WordPress blog.lend a helping hand…Bloggers Unite to Help C’mon Guys, Let’s Do It For RT Share This

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saboma (Who am I?)

2008-01-17 16:24:57

Sue, I dropped in to see if I could help and bless “the key players hearts,” as he called to them, Mr Cunningham has more money anticipated. The PayPal button has been removed according to his “Circle of Life,” post. It’s an addendum and on the top of his initial post.

I really enjoy reading fantastic news on altruism is alive and well in the human race in spite of how scary things seem to appear. I’ll sleep good tonight, by golly!

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2008-01-17 19:52:16

included a special note with her tips to get more out of your WordPress blog. Jeremy of The Consumer’s Corner asked people to lend a helping hand…. Sue of Blogging Sueblimely emphasized the support I’ve received with “Bloggers Unite to Help”. Rodelio of Lagahit.com, a Filipino living in my neck of the woods, wrote “A blogger in need”. Razlan of Viral Voices wrote “Help a fellow blogger in need”. Markk of Common Sense with Markk wrote “C

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mikster (Who am I?)

2008-01-18 00:12:41

I saw that he had removed the button as well. This just shows what good people bloggers are though.

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Sueblimely (Who am I?)

2008-01-18 02:59:57

That is great news and I admire his honesty for removing the button. I was pleased to see that Darren, ProBlogger, had posted about this too and that would have sent squillions more people to RT’s site than I could have done.

Thanks for letting me know that he had removed the button.

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Garry Conn (Who am I?)

2008-01-18 04:28:55

It was amazing to discover that over $3000 dollars was raised in less than 24 hours. RT is a pretty cool guy and I was very happy to see that so many people helped him out.

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webduck (Who am I?)

2008-01-18 06:13:11

This was great to read, and I am so happy that our blogging world has come through for RT. There is honor among bloggers.
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