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100th Post...



            I’m so excited that I have finally reached this milestone. Well I am not completely certain that this is a big deal but anything that is '100' just seems big and grand. I have been blogging here for around 8 months now, and it gives me immense pleasure to say that now I have become an experienced blogger.:D


            I never thought when I started this blog in November, 2010 that I would have much to offer compared to the hundreds of other GIS bloggers out there. But today with more than 21,000 page views, more than 100 comments, more than 100 followers and several Like and +1s the response to this blog has been nothing short of amazing. Now the next target for me would be to cross 50,000 views.


            At the end, I would  like to thank all visitors and members for making this blog successful. I am so happy to have readers such as you. Thank you all who have been reading. If you are a regular reader, or if you just dropped in today, do comment and tell me what you liked about the blog!
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  1. NareshJuly 21, 2011 at 10:11 AM

    It good to see that you have reached 100th post . . .ALL THE BEST and my heartly wishes to you for the more mile stones. . .Keep posting. . . in ur SPATIAL UNLIMITED. . .

    But it made me bit disappointment that you have not given any informative abt the "spatial" matter. . .I am expecting some thing different in ur 100th post, but....
    Any how, it is nice to see that u have given about 99 useful post and eagrly waiting for the lot more. . . .
    Once again all the best my dear FRIEND. . .keep posting and posting. . . . . .
    With love
    Naresh. N

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    1. Shreerang PatwardhanMarch 10, 2012 at 12:20 AM

      Thank you Naresh. Those are words of real encouragement!

      Thank you for your feedback and I will try providing something more informative in my next milestone post...:)

      Regards,
      Shreerang
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  2. purva mandhreOctober 2, 2011 at 11:32 PM

    amazing job shreerang and very happy to see your success..wish u all the best keep posting...

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    1. Shreerang PatwardhanMarch 10, 2012 at 12:20 AM

      Hi Purva.

      Thank you for the wishes...

      Regards,
      Shreerang
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