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PRBlogWeek2.NextStepsCB

Mon, 10 Jul 2006 11:44:07 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> About this page This is how I see the next steps in preparing PR Blog Week 2.0. This is just my opinion, and it doesn't engage any of the volunteers committe. Please don't edit this page. If you have comments or if you want to discuss about it, please e-mail me or post a message on the discussion list for 2.0 -- Profiles.ConstantinBasturea/ July 21, 05 What is PR Blog Week about? - principles it's an event happening once a year, for one week offers a snapshot of the impact that personal publishing/ social software has on Public Relations features the best thinking on these topics (or at least aims to do that) is building an archive that is an important resource for the PR community the "target public" for the event is the PR community at large, not only PR/business people and consultants interested in bloggin ...

PRBlogWeek2.WhoDidWhat

Sun, 18 Sep 2005 21:37:24 GMT

aka Credits We want to recognize the efforts of all the people who contributed to the success (we hope :) of 2.0. Please add your name and a description of what you did below. We're going to post everything on the event's blog. Thank you! - Constantin Basturea Blog Design - JoshHallett Reviewer - ElizabethAlbrycht? Reviewer for: External corporate blogs, Consulting - PR Agencies & New Media, Challenges of institutional blogs, and Government & citizens - Alice Marshall ...

PRBlogWeek2.HomePage

Fri, 16 Sep 2005 20:34:11 GMT

Global PR Blog Week 2.0 What, When & Where The Global PR Blog Week 2.0 is an online conference on how new media technologies are changing the practice of Public Relations and corporate communications. We're talking weblogs and participatory journalism, wikis, podcasting, and RSS. September 19-23, 2005 On the Web, at www.globalprblogweek.com | RSS feed PROGRAM AUTHORS Subscribe to updates by e-mail Add a button/logo to your blog Press release - PR Newswire, September 12, 2005: [[http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/09-12-2005/0004105266&EDATE= PR Professionals and Blogging Experts Team to Participate in ...

PRBlogWeek2.ReViewers

Wed, 14 Sep 2005 01:14:27 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Guidelines for reviewers read also ReviewersGuidelines Reviewers Trevor Cook : topics TBD Blog relations: Kevin Dugan, Neville Hobson, Colin McKay Building An Audience For A Blog: Anita Campbell, Alice Marshall, Mark Rose CEO blogs: Robb Hecht, Jeneane Sessum, Dave Taylor, Debbie Weil Citizen's Media: John Cass, Kevin Dugan, Bernard Goldbach, Alice Marshall, Mark Rose Communities -- Business blogging communities: Niall Cook, Michael O'Connor Clarke, Mark Rose Consulting - Business blogging consulting: Niall Cook, Peter Himler, Shel Holtz, Alice Marshall, Colin McKay, Mark Rose Crisis Communications: Shel Holtz Customer Generated Marketing: Elizabeth Albrycht, John Cass, Kevin Dugan, Robb Hecht, Neville Hobson, Mark Rose Education - New PR education: Bernard Goldbach, Josh Hallett, Robb Hecht, Constantin Basturea External blogs: ...

PRBlogWeek2.FinalProgramDraft

Wed, 14 Sep 2005 00:24:19 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Stats: No. of articles: 69 Day 1: 15 articles Day 2: 14 articles Day 3: 11 articles Day 4: 15 articles Day 5: 13 articles ............................ Day 1: Types of corporate weblogs Business blogging communities Elizabeth Albrycht - Blogs: Foundational Tools for Community Network Building Niall Cook: Hill & Knowlton case study: Implementing a business blogging community reviewers: Niall Cook, Michael O'Connor Clarke, Mark Rose Business blogs around the world Wayne Hurlbert - Business blogs: Not just North America anymore Italo Vignoli: Growing a PR blog in a different language reviewers: Neville Hobson, Michael O'Connor Clarke CEO blogs Jeneane Sessum: Adding Your Voice to the Conversation — Why CEOs Should Blog Dave Taylor: Why CEOs shouldn't blog reviewers: Robb Hecht, Jeneane Sessum, Dave Taylor, Debbie Weil ...

PRBlogWeek2.EditorsNeeded

Wed, 14 Sep 2005 00:23:11 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Info for the titles of the articles, see FinalProgramDraft Non-profit - blogging for non-profit orgs 3 articles - needs 1 reviewer Blog monitoring 3 articles - needs 1 reviewer Day 1 - Product blogs 1 articles - needs 2 reviewers ............................. << | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> ...

PRBlogWeek2.ReviewersGuidelines

Tue, 13 Sep 2005 03:51:39 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Guidelines for Reviewers Q. When will I receive articles to review? A. You will receive the articles on Monday, September 12 (late in the evening, EST). Q. When are the reviews due? A. The reviews are due on Saturday, September 17, at midnight (EST). Q. How many reviewers will be reviewing the articles? A. There are (at least) three reviewers for each of the topics. Every single article will be evaluated by each of the reviewers for a specific topic. Reviewers cannot review or score their own articles. Q. How will articles be critiqued and selected for feature placement? A. Reviewers will use a 1 to 10 (10 = best) scale for each of the following criteria (that are defining an excellent article), suggested by Jeneane Sessum: fresh/current, or topical (not yet another "blogging is good" article). Articles must be original; please check if the ...

PRBlogWeek2.AuthorsListByCountry

Fri, 09 Sep 2005 03:54:25 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Authors list by country | Alphabetical list Argentina Matias Fernandez Dutto, http://relacionespublicas.blogspirit.com/ Canada Colin McKay, http://www.canuckflack.com/ Michael O'Connor Clarke, http://michaelocc.com Denmark Jesper Bindslev, E-mediators, Copenhagen Business School, http://www.e-mediate.squarespace.com/ Jon Froda, E-mediators, Copenhagen Business School, http://www.e-mediate.squarespace.com/ France Elizabeth Albrycht, Blogging Planet, US, http://ringblog.typepad.com/corporatepr Germany Tim Fischer, http://www.fischer-netze.de/ Thomas Pleil, Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, http://mars.sdi.fh-darmstadt.de/wordpress/ Ireland Tom Murphy, Cape Clear Software, http://www.natterjackpr.com/ Italy Italo Vignoli, Quorum PR, http://www.italovignoli.com/ Netherlands Neville Hobson, UK, http://www.nevon.net/ Romania ...

PRBlogWeek2.AuthorsList

Fri, 09 Sep 2005 03:53:12 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Alphabetical list | By country Elizabeth Albrycht, Blogging Planet, US, France, http://ringblog.typepad.com/corporatepr Constantin Basturea, US, Romania, http://blog.basturea.com Chris Bechtel, iPressroom, US, http://www.ipressroom.com/pr/corporate/info/Internet-PR-News-Blog.asp Jesper Bindslev, E-mediators, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark, http://www.e-mediate.squarespace.com/ Stuart Bruce, Bruce Marshall Associates, UK, http://www.20six.co.uk/stuartbruce Jorge Camara, http://theprinquisitor.blogspot.com/ Anita Campbell, Small Business Trends, US, http://www.smallbusinesses.blogspot.com/ John Cass, Backbone Media, Inc., US, http://pr.typepad.com/pr_communications/ Joel Cere, Hill & Knowlton, UK, http://beyondpr.blogspot.com/ Niall Cook, Hill & Knowlton, UK, http://blogs.hillandknowlton.com/blogs/niallcook/ Andrew C ...

PRBlogWeek2.FinalProgram

Wed, 07 Sep 2005 03:55:40 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Who's reviewing what Day 1: Types of corporate weblogs Business blogging communities Elizabeth Albrycht - Blogs: Foundational Tools for Community Network Building Niall Cook: Hill & Knowlton case study: Implementing a business blogging community reviewers: Niall Cook, Michael O'Connor Clarke, Mark Rose Business blogs around the world Wayne Hurlbert - Business blogs: Not just North America anymore Italo Vignoli: Growing a PR blog in a different language reviewers: Neville Hobson, Michael O'Connor Clarke CEO blogs Jeneane Sessum: Adding Your Voice to the Conversation — Why CEOs Should Blog Dave Taylor: Why CEOs shouldn't blog reviewers: Robb Hecht, Jeneane Sessum, Dave Taylor External corporate blogs John Cass: The Value of Corporate Blogging, Results from Backbone Media's 2nd Corporate Blogging Survey Kevin Dugan: Interview ...

PRBlogWeek2.LogoFile

Tue, 06 Sep 2005 05:58:09 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Logo - square: 120x120, prbloglogo.gif Logo - square: 219x70, prbloglogo2.gif Logo small - GIF, 160x50, prbloglogo3.gif ...................................... How to add a button to your blog Download one of the images on your desktop (right click > Save Image As) Upload it on your server Insert the following code into your template: Don't forget to change the http://www.your-domain.com/ with the URL of your images file Change the name of the image file if you don't want the square button -- i.e. change prloglogo.gif to prbloglogo2.gif, or to prbloglogo3.gif ..................................... <<|PRBlogWeek2?.Ho ...

PRBlogWeek2.AuthorGuidelines

Thu, 25 Aug 2005 18:12:43 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Guidelines for Authors Q&A -- The Facts Q. When is the deadline for submitting articles? A. September 7th, at noon (EST) (17.00 GMT/UTC). Q. Do I have to send a draft of the article? A. No. Send the final article, ready for publishing. Q. Where do I send my article? A. Send them to cbasturea@gmail.com. I'll send them to reviewers. Q. Why not send the articles directly to reviewers? A. A centralized distribution system works best. It would be much more difficult to figure out who sent what to whom without sending articles through a single point of contact for distribution. Q. What information should the author provide about himself/herself? A. Include a one-paragraph bio at the end of the article. It will be posted on the event's blog in a separate sectin. Include the URL of your weblog and an e-mail address, especially if you want to be ...

PRBlogWeek2.JoshHallett

Wed, 24 Aug 2005 03:51:21 GMT

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PRBlogWeek2.RobertFrench

Wed, 24 Aug 2005 03:51:08 GMT

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PRBlogWeek2.PRMinutesAugust17

Wed, 24 Aug 2005 01:49:44 GMT

Press release writing Local Press Release – Jeremy Pepper – deliverable Monday A plug-in-play release for participants to use in their local papers, etc General Announcement Press Release – Ryan May – deliverable Friday Launch Release (specific to the agenda, content, with the URL – Emilie Perreault – deliverable September 15 Outreach Who hits whom - if you want to take some off other's hands, please let me know: IABC blog – Jeremy Pepper IABC magazine – Jeneane Sessum PRSA Yahoo Group – Dee Rambeau Small PR Agency Pro Group – Jeremy Pepper Young PR Pro list – Mark Snyder IAOC blog – Mark Snyder New Communications Blogzine (Jen McClure?) – Jeremy Pepper O’Dwyer’s – Jeremy Pepper PR Week – Jeremy Pepper Business Marketing Association – Dee Rambeau USC Annenberg – ...

PRBlogWeek2.AdminList

Mon, 15 Aug 2005 18:40:22 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Administrators Sept. 19-23: Robert French, Constantin Basturea, Anthony V Parcero, Josh Hallett Tuesday, September 20 - Dee Rambeau Wednesday, September 21 - Bernard Goldbach, Neville Hobson, Dee Rambeau Thursday, September 22 - Bernard Goldbach, Dee Rambeau Role assigning passwords (and e-mail-ing them to those who lost them) explaining the posting process establishing the blogging etiquette making sure that each participant respects the posting program (no more than two entries, and no unscheduled postings) checking postings for grammatical errors, broken links, etc. checking postings for self-promotion :) deleting spam assigning categories to postings postings stats & tech announcement taking care of all others technical aspects of the blog (from design to RSS feeds). Web design Anthony V Parcero Weblog hosting Roland ...

PRBlogWeek2.OrganizingMinutesAugust12

Sat, 13 Aug 2005 02:39:40 GMT

Minutes -- to Organizing Committee Conference Call August 12th 2005 Attendees Ryan May, United Defense Anita Campbell, Small Business Trends Shel Holtz, Holtz Communication + Technology Jeremy Pepper, POP! Public Relations, LLC Robert French, Auburn University in Alabama John Cass, Backbone Media, Inc. PR Committee Report Jeremy Pepper reporting: The first PR Committee is set for Wednesday, August 17th 2005 Two free press releases are being provided by PR Newswire, one on the 22nd of August and the other on the 8th of September Dan Forbush is going to send out a message to the ProfNet? email list John Cass suggested that every email list serve member post a message on their respective association forums and email list serves A contact from the young PR group will post a message. Podcasting Committee Report Shel Holtz reports that he will be speaking with Chris Bechtel ...

PRBlogWeek2.EditorMinutesJuly20

Tue, 09 Aug 2005 07:29:30 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Minutes Administrator/Editor committee Conference Call July 20, 2005 transcript by John Cass Attendees Jeneane Sessum, The Content Factor Mark Rose, Comm/Tech Robert French, Auburn University in Alabama John Cass, Backbone Media, Inc. Dave Taylor, Intuitive Systems Constantin Basturea, Elizabeth Albrycht, CorporatePR? Agenda The editor subcommittee will meet to discuss the following: Consider the existing wiki criteria for editing. Once finished repost to the email listserv. The committee will consider if contributors should post two topics per day. Per Alice’s suggestion, each day should comprise of the same number of article posts. The editors will consider how many topics should be posted per day. Each day will consist of one or two themes per day. Each post will also have a tag, tags will be chosen by ...

PRBlogWeek2.OrganizingMinutesJuly13

Tue, 09 Aug 2005 07:28:40 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Minutes -- Organizing Committee conference call, July 13, 2005 transcript: John Cass Attendees Ryan May, United Defense Anita Campbell, Small Business Trends Shel Holtz, Holtz Communication + Technology Jeremy Pepper, POP! Public Relations, LLC Jeneane Sessum, The Content Factor Alice Marshall, Presto Vivace, Inc Dee Rambeau, DVCO Technology Emilie Perreault, PubSub Mark Rose, Comm/Tech Robert French, Auburn University in Alabama Chris Bechtel, Ipressroom John Cass, Backbone Media, Inc. I believe I missed two later arrivals, please let me know if I missed your name (jc) Blog platform, hosting, podcasts Alice: Last year the blog went up a month before the conference We need a blogging platform Secretary’s note: There are some offers of blogging platforms on the wiki, however there was a general consensus on the organizing ...

PRBlogWeek2.CommitteesMembers

Tue, 09 Aug 2005 07:28:18 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Organizing Committee Ryan May, United Defense Anita Campbell Shel Holtz, Holtz Communication + Technology Jeremy Pepper, POP! Public Relations, LLC Jeneane Sessum, Sessum Creative Alice Marshall, Presto Vivace, Inc Dee Rambeau, DVCO Technology Emilie Perreault, PubSub? Mark Rose, Comm/Tech Robert French, Auburn University in Alabama Chris Bechtel, Ipressroom John Cass, Backbone Media, Inc. Constantin Basturea Podcast Committee Shel Holtz Chris Bechtel Editor subcommitte Jeneane Sessum Mark Rose Elizabeth Albrycht Constantin Basturea Anthony Parcero PR committee Ryan May Dee Rambeau Emilie Perreault Jeremy Pepper Jeneane Sessum ................... << | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> ...

PRBlogWeek2.FirstAnnouncement

Tue, 09 Aug 2005 07:27:36 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> First Announcement (Constantin Basturea): The preparation for Global PR Blog Week 2.0 has started! (Monday, April 4, 2005) WHAT The Global PR Blog Week 2.0 is an online conference on how new media technologies are changing the practice of Public Relations and corporate communications. We’re talking weblogs and participatory journalism, wikis, podcasting, and RSS - but the list of topics is open. WHEN September 19-23, 2005 WHERE On the Web. The conference planning is hosted by the NewPR Wiki, and the conference will take place at www.globalprblogweek.com. WHO People interested in the subject of the conference. You don’t have to be a blogger in order to participate. 1. You can be an organizer. We need a small, result-oriented, consensus-driven :) group of people that will take care of all the aspect ...

PRBlogWeek2.OverView

Tue, 09 Aug 2005 07:27:09 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> What The Global PR Blog Week 2.0 is an online conference on how new media technologies are changing the practice of Public Relations and corporate communications. We're talking weblogs and participatory journalism, wikis, podcasting, and RSS. What is PR Blog Week - take 2 :) it's an event happening once a year, for one week offers a snapshot of the impact that personal publishing/ social software has on Public Relations features the best thinking on these topics (or at least aims to do that) is building an archive that is an important resource for the PR community the "target public" for the event is the PR community at large, not only PR/business people and consultants interested in blogging, podcasting, etc. Where On the Web. The conference planning is hosted by the NewPR Wiki, and the conference will take place at ...

PRBlogWeek2.ForOrganizers

Tue, 09 Aug 2005 07:26:41 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Discussion list: http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/prblogweek2/ (RSS - excerpts) Next steps: establish review criteria. Deadline: August 12 submit final drafts of articles to reviewers: August 25 finalize the Posting Etiquette: September 5 announce the results of the reviewing process: September 12 prepare the weblog for hosting 2.0 publish press releases announcing the event make some buzz about the event :) ................... << | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> ...

PRBlogWeek2.AboutEditors

Tue, 09 Aug 2005 07:25:41 GMT

Archived page. See ReViewers and AdminList. ............... << | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> ...

PRBlogWeek2.ParticipantsList

Tue, 09 Aug 2005 06:42:23 GMT

moved to AuthorsList. ...

PRBlogWeek2.EventInfo

Thu, 04 Aug 2005 03:38:10 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> About: The Global PR Blog Week 2.0 is an online conference on how new media technologies are changing the practice of Public Relations and corporate communications. Previous edition The 1.0 version :) happened in July 2004. We used the wiki to organize the event. The event's articles and discussions are archived at globalprblogweek.com Who, what, when, where & how For a detailed description read the overview Planning the event The news are posted on the HomePage. For more, see the PagesIndex. Problems finding information you need? Please send an e-mail to cbasturea@gmail.com (who?) ................. << | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> ...

PRBlogWeek2.PagesIndex

Thu, 04 Aug 2005 03:36:30 GMT

HomePage AboutEditors AuthorGuidelines BlogCoverage BlogHosting CommitteesMembers EventInfo FinalProgram LogoFile NextStepsCB OrgJuly13 OrganizingMinutes OrganizingMinutesJuly13 OrganizingMinutesJuly17 OverView PagesIndex PostingEtiquette ................... << | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> ...

PRBlogWeek2.ProposedTopics

Sun, 31 Jul 2005 17:14:13 GMT

Archived page - see PRBlogWeek2.FinalProgram. For previous versions of the page, see Page History. .................. << | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> ...

PRBlogWeek2.ListSample

Sun, 31 Jul 2005 17:13:14 GMT

Archived page - see PRBlogWeek2.FinalProgram. For previous versions of the page, see Page History. .................. << | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> ...

PRBlogWeek2.BlogHosting

Mon, 25 Jul 2005 16:25:38 GMT

<< | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> Blog Hosting What we have right now: The domain globalprblogweek.com, with Movable Type 2.661 installed, free hosting for another year and a half, but limited to one database (which will not allow us to install any other platform than MT, so moving the current files with a new host is, probably, the best solution). What I'm looking for is a long-term solution, that will allow us to use the same platform and hosting services for the upcoming X editions of PR Blog Week, without having to move data from a place to another, and worry about hosting and bandwidth. As you know, Roland Tanglao offered to provide us with free hosting for unlimited time on a Drupal-based Bryght platform, in exchange for a logo on every page. I'm not very familiar with Drupal, but I'm learning :) It looks like a powerful & very customizable platform, with a lot ...

PRBlogWeek2.WordPress

Sun, 24 Jul 2005 23:09:22 GMT

WordPress - Blogging software. Requires a web server (Apache or Windows), PHP andMySQL. From their site: "WordPress is a state-of-the-art semantic personal publishing platform with a focus on aesthetics, web standards, and usability. What a mouthful. WordPress is both free and priceless at the same time. More simply, WordPress is what you use when you want to work with your blogging software, not fight it." ...

PRBlogWeek2.OrganizingMinutesJuly17

Mon, 18 Jul 2005 20:22:20 GMT

John Cass: Constantin tells me we are between wordpress and the Brygtht platform. Constantin is researching the different possibilities but will select a blog management platform for the conference that meets the needs of the community. The editor subcommittee will probably be most concerned about which blogging platform we use. here's a detailed response: BlogHosting - Profiles/\{\{ConstantinBasturea?}} On the spokesperson issue, Constantin had some comments (see below). I suggest that the PR committee put a note on the wiki or any press releases that those people who are contributing are the people to contact about the organization of the event. john .............. Would you like to be the spokesperson for the conference? I'm honored by the thought, but I would have to refuse. In fact, I don't think we should have a spokesperson. As I said, this is an event where we're coming ...

PRBlogWeek2.BlogCoverage

Fri, 15 Jul 2005 04:27:21 GMT

Search feeds (RSS) PubSub search feed for "PR blog week" Blogdigger search feed for "PR blog week" Feedster search feed for "PR blog week" Bloglines references for PRBlogWeek2.HomePage: http://www.bloglines.com/citations?siteid=274663&itemid=121 for PRBlogWeek2.FirstAnnouncement: http://www.bloglines.com/citations?siteid=274663&itemid=124 ..................... << | PRBlogWeek2.HomePage | >> ...

PRBlogWeek2.OrgJuly13

Fri, 15 Jul 2005 04:17:50 GMT

Minutes -- Organizing Committee conference call, July 13, 2005 transcript: John Cass Attendees Ryan May, United Defense Anita Campbell Shel Holtz, Holtz Communication + Technology Jeremy Pepper, POP! Public Relations, LLC Jeneane Sessum, Sessum Creative Alice Marshall, Presto Vivace, Inc Dee Rambeau, DVCO Technology Emilie Perreault, PubSub Mark Rose, Comm/Tech Robert French, Auburn University in Alabama Chris Bechtel, Ipressroom John Cass, Backbone Media, Inc. I believe I missed two later arrivals, please let me know if I missed your name (jc) Blog platform, hosting, podcasts Alice: Last year the blog went up a month before the conference We need a blogging platform Secretary’s note: There are some offers of blogging platforms on the wiki, however there was a general consensus on the organizing committee that a popular blogging platform should be used. Moveable ...

PRBlogWeek2.OrganizingMinutes

Fri, 15 Jul 2005 02:00:41 GMT

Describe OrganizingMinutes here. minutes for the conference organizing committee ...

PRBlogWeek2.PostingEtiquette

Wed, 15 Jun 2005 03:26:49 GMT

Posting Etiquette Let's improve the posting etiquette we had for 1.0: No badmouthing of competition although, be aware that, if you use this site as a venue for pure promotion of your own services/companies, we will not hesitate to out you in the comments. Posts should tend towards the "informational" and "educational" vs. sales pitches. We are aiming for an informal conversational tone, but poor grammar, slang, and profanity should be avoided. This is, after all, a business blog. Once you have created an entry, we'd like to remain as static as possible. You should feel free to fix typos, spelling or grammatical errors. However, if you make a change to an argument or fix a mistake in facts, we'd like you to use strikethroughs, so readers can see that things have changed. To do this, simply put ~~before the section to be struck out and~~ afterwards. Please don't ...