One of the neat things about the World Wide Web is that, well, you can access web sites around the world. There’s a small but growing number of readers logging on to Resonance from outside the United States. If you’re one of them, I invite you to check out Resonance’s International Edition.
I was surprised to see in the the December site statistics that the highest number of foreign domain visitors came from Greece. So if you happen to be a Greek visitor, “Γειάσου,” or whatever “hello” is. Resonance will undoubtedly be focusing more on Greece as the Olympics draw nigh.
It’s interesting reading foreign blogs, but unfortunately not everyone is free to do so. I only recently learned that many Internet users have access to Blogspot sites blocked by the “the Great Firewall of China.” But as far as I know, Resonance is available in China. I welcome this audience of 1 billion potential Resonance readers [minus those who don’t know English, minus those without the Internet, minus those who don’t care . . . which leaves approximately one or two]. Come back again.