January 30, 2005

change this

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The “How To Be Crea­tive” PDF just upped another point on ChangeThis.com, to #3 most down­loa­ded. Thanks, Guys!
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The “Hugh­train” PDF remains at #16. Again, thanks.
If you want to sup­port gaping­void, the best thing you can do is down­load The Hugh­train PDF. And if you can con­vince your friends to do the same, even bet­ter.
Yeah, I know, it’s kinda foul and nasty of me to pimp it so sha­me­lessly, but the higer up Chan­geThis it goes, the easier it will be for me to con­vince a publisher to turn it into a book. And I’ve recently star­ted thin­king about books more.
So, my friends, Down­load! Down­load like the wind!

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6 Responses to “change this”

  1. Steve Griffiths says:
    January 30, 2005 at 10:33 PM

    it deser­ves to be on everyone’s list of must-have acqui­si­tions. Hey but wait a minute…then ever­yone would get the big IT.…and then were does does that leave us ? :)

  2. hugh macleod says:
    January 30, 2005 at 11:47 PM

    I’ll have to invent some new thing to sha­me­lessly pimp ;-)

  3. john t unger says:
    January 31, 2005 at 8:18 AM

    Oddly enough, the cons­tant plugs don’t bug me in the least. I find it kind of ins­truc­tive watching you repeat your­self so often in dif­fe­rent words. The old repe­ti­tion trick in action…
    But even with my advan­ced ADD, it seems to pass by without set­ting off the ter­mi­nal bore­dom alarm. I’m not sure why, but I’d guess it’s ’cause you’re such a cheeky bas­tard and I find it amu­sing. heh.

  4. Dave says:
    January 31, 2005 at 9:29 AM

    Is it really that hard to con­vince a publisher to make a book? I don’t know anything about the publishing industry, but con­si­de­ring the volume of use­less busi­ness books I see out there, I would guess they’re offe­ring publishing deals to mon­keys that can type.
    Any­way, I think Hugh­train cer­tainly would suc­ceed as a book, but hope­fully not a big book. I’m tired of rea­ding busi­ness books that are 200 pages when all they really nee­ded was 20 pages to make their point. It’s as if the publishing industry thinks if a book is less than 200 pages it must be crap so wri­ters inc­lude 180 pages of filler just to meet the expec­ta­tions of what a good book must be.

  5. manucharov.ru says:
    January 31, 2005 at 10:06 AM

    There is something about the Chan­geThis’ down­load links that makes my Acrobat&IE hang. I wish I could down­load from there. *sigh*

  6. Rose says:
    January 31, 2005 at 1:42 PM

    Done Hugh…
    Down­loa­ded and saved… do we get auto­graphed copies when it does get published? :)