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Where Is Game Quiz Tutorial
We’re “down the line” making yesterday’s Where Is Quiz Sharing Tutorial‘s “wonder” … And yes, we have plans for “phase three” better scoped than three out of four functionality changes in “phase two”, but we’re not sure these “phase three” … Continue reading
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Where Is Quiz Sharing Tutorial
After yesterday’s Where Is Quiz Tutorial first draft of our new Where Is Quiz, today’s improvements were … latitude and longitude geographical basis to optional dropdown option additional functionalities … “Do you see what I see?” email or SMS sharing … Continue reading
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Where Is Quiz Tutorial
We’re back into “Quiz Territory” (and geography interests) today, we’re thinking a bit like with the recent Clairvoyance Game Chat Tutorial (albeit, we’re not sure we’ve seen “the last word on”) how it is a bit “quizzy”. It’s the return … Continue reading
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Online Interest Followups Tutorial
Can you believe it was more than 30 years ago, in 1994, that the US politician Al Gore coined the phrase … Information Superhighway ? And then, in 2001, the great Wikipedia was launched, and quickly all those encyclopaedias in … Continue reading
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