December 17, 2007

The Suddenly Vanishing Palmetto

As a result of some rustication with a local journalist who threatened to out one of the authors, Stuck on the Palmetto, one of the very best, perhaps the bigsotp2.jpgbest, of the local blogs is gone. It’s not just closing shop, it seems to have taken its archive with it.

I’ll miss it. Please guys, can’t you at least leave the archive up? Local historians will want this some day.

(And if you ever want to guest post anonymously or otherwise, let me know…)


Posted by Michael : December 17, 2007 08:51 AM | Blogs | TechnoLinks
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SOTP was by far the best local blog. I'm really sad to see it go. There is no other local blog at the same caliber.

Posted by: anon at December 17, 2007 12:36 PM

SotP was one of my favorites. Sad to see it go. Not all of the archives are lost, though... Some of the posts from the last two years survive here:

http://www.sourstock.com/Stuck_On_The_Palmetto/

Posted by: Dave Harper at December 18, 2007 06:35 AM

So who is the low life reporter?

Posted by: anon at December 18, 2007 10:49 AM

The reporter in question is Bob Norman, of the New Times. Of course, he's ducking responsibility and claiming that Rick overreacted. Mebbe so. Me, I haven't read the New Times much since DeFede left, and now I won't read it at all. No loss.

Posted by: CL Jahn at December 18, 2007 09:16 PM

At Rick's request, I've taken down the SotP archives that survived on sourstock.com

The link I posted in an earlier comment is no longer active.

Posted by: Dave Harper at December 19, 2007 04:13 PM

Whoa that was sudden, there was alot of posts on there.

Anyway all the best for the future guys.

Carly,

Posted by: SEO at December 22, 2007 01:20 AM
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