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March 12th, 2009

The CartoonChurch Facebook page

A small announcement of interest to those who use the Facebook internet website: CartoonChurch.com now has a ‘page’. If you need to find it in a hurry just remember this address: http://www.facebook.com/pages/CartoonChurchcom/134147785593

I posted it today as Facebook has redesigned its homepage, although not everyone can see it yet. For various uninteresting technical reasons launching a Facebook page is now a worthwhile thing for someone with a website a bit like this to do, so I have done it.

I have added some cartoons to the page, but at the moment there is nothing on there that you will not find here, although clicking through the cartoons on Facebook is a bit quicker than on this site, especially if you are good with a mouse.

I will perhaps add some exclusive content to the Facebook page to make it really exciting. Perhaps an unseen-until-now photograph taken in my office. Maybe of my pencil case or something like that. The possibilities are endless.

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  1. Ann says:

    Posting your pencil case photo — oh my — must go take a nap and recover from the excitement of it all.

    March 13th, 2009 at 1:52 pm
  2. SteveT says:

    I am interested in the various technical reasons launching a Facebook page is now a worthwhile thing for someone with a website a bit like this to do. Should I be worried about this?

    March 15th, 2009 at 11:44 pm