OPENSEWER.COM - Recognition

365 Ways to Meet People in Cleveland, by Miriam Carey (published 2001)

Hmmm...Opensewer as a venue for the singles scene...interesting. The author didn't contact us about being in this book, but there we are, on page 159. From the book: "OPENSEWER.COM, a national organization"...that's fine..."hosts meaningful online conversation and intellectual discourse."...well, we don't really do it much online, but..."It also has groups that meet--live--in cities around the country, including Cleveland."...yes that's true. You can buy the book on Amazon.com, if you so desire.

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	The World's Best Blogs, By David Stonehouse, The Age, September 27, 2003 "One of our absolute faves. A hip design with cool art and smart links to riveting reading."

	365 Ways to Meet People in Cleveland, by Miriam Carey (published 2001) Hmmm...Opensewer as a venue for the singles scene...interesting. The author didn't contact us about being in this book, but there we are, on page 159. From the book: "OPENSEWER.COM, a national organization"...that's fine..."hosts meaningful online conversation and intellectual discourse."...well, we don't really do it much online, but..."It also has groups that meet--live--in cities around the country, including Cleveland."...yes that's true. You can buy the book on Amazon.com, if you so desire.

	Blog of Note, 11/16/01 Blog of The Week, 8/18/00-8/24/00 To quote Blogger: "Their blog is nicely integrated into their site on the front page, and is a great example of using Blogger to enhance an existing page. The people of Opensewer post external and internal links and commentary. The site is much more than the blog so be sure to explore the art and information there. In this case, the revolution may indeed be Bloggerized."

	Live Interview, Friday, July 7, 2000 at 7:00pm EST (4:00pm Pacific) Jason Carroll of Opensewer.com was interviewed by Vicki Love, host of the internet radio show, "Best of The Web." The interview was webcast live from the studios of IMG2.com. You'll need to have the Windows Media Player installed in order to hear the archived webcast. Click here to listen to the interview!

	June 9, 2000: Well, looks like we finally got the big-kahuna of website awards. CSOTD used to be really relevant--now it's just another barely-useful internet portal. It makes us long for 1994.

	May 2000, Page 4: "...a social club for intellectuals looking to unload their loaded opinions." Northern Ohio Live is a regional magazine highlighting the "hot stuff" in the greater Cleveland area.

	March 28, 2000: We were featured on this Brit's highly-trafficked compendium of his favorite links.

	March, November and December 2000: Just some blurbs about upcoming Opensewer Gatherings...The Free Times is Cleveland's most popular "alternative" newspaper. (Search for "Opensewer" to find references.)

	December 10, 1999. "A website devoted to promoting art, stopping urban sprawl, keeping technology in its place, and providing a starting point for discussion of all these topics."

	November 31, 1999: Link of the Day. "OPENSEWER: Turning on lights where souls fall asleep."

	October 27, 1999: "Some interesting design stylings are evident at Today's Sighting." (Site uses frames, so you must manually search the archives.)

	September 1999: "We don't necessarily agree with everything they have to say, but they sure present the case well."

	Member since June 1999. GDNet was a truly wonderful web project, while it was operational. The site is currently not functioning.

	May 6, 1999: "Tor likes temples and Tor grew up in suburbia." (Old stuff. This was when OPENSEWER.COM still had the subtitle, "The Suburban Temple.")

Opensewer.com was born in February 1999.