The tiny white type on the black background is very hard to read. I like the name. Yes, I'm addicted to craigslist, but it is entirely different than a blog. Then there is Craig's blog--rather dry and not a guide to the city.
Interesting title, given the fact that I was very nearly disemboweled the last time I used the term "Frisco" in front of a San Francisco native. In fact, one friend of mine up there had a conniption fit because I once said "the BART" instead of just "BART" ...
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HarrisJan 23, 2004 at 4:27PM
GoatRavisher is trying to do the same thing in Atlanta and also looking for contributors i believe.
rajJan 24, 2004 at 1:34AM
Seems like they'll have a hard time gathering momentum. 95% of San Francisco is all ready addicted to either Tribe or craigslist...
padraiginJan 24, 2004 at 2:00AM
How hard can they be looking for these contributors? There's no contact address on the site.
AnneJan 24, 2004 at 2:30AM
The tiny white type on the black background is very hard to read. I like the name. Yes, I'm addicted to craigslist, but it is entirely different than a blog. Then there is Craig's blog--rather dry and not a guide to the city.
Chuck TaggartJan 24, 2004 at 3:49AM
Interesting title, given the fact that I was very nearly disemboweled the last time I used the term "Frisco" in front of a San Francisco native. In fact, one friend of mine up there had a conniption fit because I once said "the BART" instead of just "BART" ...
padraiginJan 24, 2004 at 12:42PM
Chuck, it's less the natives and more the longer-term transplants, in my experience, who get all het up about stuff like that.
Kevin SmoklerJan 25, 2004 at 1:35PM
Same question Jason. How in the world did you find contact information? I see none.
jkottkeJan 25, 2004 at 9:50PM
One of the folks responsible put a call out for contributors on his site. But yeah, that should probably be on the Friscosity site as well.
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