Site layout and new sections

Cultural Shifts
Last Modified: March 12, 2008
Issue: December 2007

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We’ve been working hard on making the layout more accessible for visitors, and have added some new features:

There will now be a small section on the front page displaying random posts from the top two or three tags (subjects). This should help the visibility of articles that haven’t been posted recently.
New tabbed section featuring three sections.
- Notes & Asides have been moved into this portion of the site. The profile picture and a link to the author’s profile is now displayed along side the post.
- Popular Subjects highlights the popular tags that contributors are using (so be sure to fill out the tag field when you make your post)
- Around the Web shows the most popular links from social networking/ranking site, digg.com
A new Interviews section has been added, due to expressed interest. So the sections have been slightly reworked to help maintain continuous activity.
Finally, Author Names have been added to post excerpts on the front page.

Please contact us with any suggestions or comments.

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