Greetings all. It seems there has been a lot of people commenting on various posts at Back to Iraq. And that's great. Debate is good. Even from you, Casca.
So I'm considering starting a discussion forum based on phpBB where you all can go at each other's throats in a central arena, although there will be no wagering. Would there be any interest in this?
To vote, send an email to one of the two links below corresponding to yes and no votes. I'll make a decision in the next week or so.
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Hi there! Thanks for stopping in. I'm Christopher Allbritton, former AP and New York Daily News reporter. In 2002, I went stumbling around Iraqi Kurdistan, the northern part of Iraq outside Saddam's direct control, looking for stories. (Some might call it "looking for trouble.") In March 2003, I made it back in time for the war, becoming the Web's first fully reader-funded journalist-blogger. With the support of thousands of readers, we raised almost $15,000. You can read my dispatches here. It was one of the moments in journalism when everything worked. It was a grand -- and successful -- experiment in independent journalism. In 2004, I moved to Iraq, where I would spend the next two years. It was a raucous, scary and exciting place with a lot of news going on. But I've since moved on to Beirut and the wider region. I now report for a variety of outlets.
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