Welcome to those of you joining me from an unidentified class at San Jose State’s SLIS program. Since I can’t access your BlackBoard system, perhaps you’d tell me what class you’re visiting from and what was said on the discussion board that led you here. But if you’re the shy type, that’s OK too.

I’ve been outed on my GSLIS bulletin board as well. Not that any of my schoolmates have come to visit or say hello, but I’m not bitter.

Well, I don’t have anything pressing to say today. Last night, I came across a post (Nov. 14, sorry no permalinks) over at tarheel bloggers:

“Here’s a librarian-blogger who links to LIS students at the Univ. of Washington: Open Stacks: “…the new way to tell the world what you think”. Greg Schwartz links to a lot of other librarians, but I think it’s time he learns about the excellent bloggers at UNC’s SILS.”

Of course, the post’s author, mistersugar, is alluding to the fact that there are no SILSers on my blogroll. That’s true enough, as far as I know. But those of you familiar with my history here, on Blogsource and with the dmoz LIS Weblogs categories would understand why I find his suggestion amusing, to say the least.