Well, I've received two comments on consecutive days from someone named moreno, who strongly desires to promote the "biggest librarians blog in brazil." Admittedly, the blog looks interesting, but the transition in tone from the first to second comment is quite off-putting.

To my regular readers, please excuse the following rant:

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1. Please don't tell me what I "need to publish." I appreciate all suggestions and regard them as such. Suggestions, not obligations. Coercion is unwelcome.

2. Give me a chance. I do have a day job after all. Immediately following up a friendly, legitimate request the next day with seemingly condescending remarks about my linguistic faculties and/or cultural bias does not move you up the priority list.

3. There's an email address to the right (hasn't been there long), so please use that for suggestions of this variety. That way, I won't feel compelled to use this forum to air my grievances.
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Of course, I can relate to the over-enthusiasm of a student and respect the pitfalls of cross-cultural text-based communication via blog commenting. And I really like the phrase "We have feed." So having said my piece, I offer the following:

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