Jim Kesel writes:

We hope that you are never so busy that you are not an active part of the blog. It is rare to have access to the thoughts of a corporate CEO. The access we have to you is one of the best parts of EzineArticles.

As you continue to grow we also hope that you never end up like the black hole called Google.

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Deb Gallardo writes:

Chris,

Happy Blog Anniversary! I, too, would be disappointed if you became so busy that you were unable to be the driving force both behind the scenes and in print on this blog. You make it personal.

Thanks for four years of great content.

Deb Gallardo

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Shirley Bass writes:

I too would miss the natural knack and flare you have for keeping authors involved with EzineArticles blogs. I would also understand that as a company expands things change and more questions need to be answered, as well as topics covered.

No one can replace you, but perhaps someone can share in your secret for drawing in the crowds.

You would certainly be missed on these blogs. You are the reason it is still alive and flowing well.

I would like to understand more about this Twitter thing and EzineArticles. I signed up for Twitter in my EzineArticles account, but am not sure what I am supposed to do with it.

There you go, any fortunate EzineArticles Team Member could answer that and I would be involved in the blog.

Good luck Chris and congratulation for a job well done!

Shirley Bass

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Christina Sponias writes:

Hi Chris!

Happy Anniversary!

Your blog is wonderful! I remember loving it from the first time I saw it! When I received your message inviting me to participate of the discussions here I simply loved it!

This is why I didn’t delay becoming a very active author at EzineArticles.com! You opened my eyes and I understood how much I could do through article writing, while I had only one article here, and I had no intention on writing a second one. I submitted it and forgot it completely!

This blog is more than helpful for beginners!

And you are a very good leader! If you had not sent me an invitation, I would never have discovered your blog by myself!

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Kathy Ostman-Magnusen writes:

Major Congrats! You guys are the BEST!

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Alejandro Guevara Onofre writes:

Chirstopher
Congratulations! I would like to see the Independence Day for every country from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe. I like this spotlight.
Greetings from Peru
Alejandro

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Christina Sponias writes:

Yesterday, September the 7th, was Brazil’s Independence Day. However, nobody remembered it!

Perhaps I’m the only Brazilian author here!

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Ramalingam writes:

Having grown and becoming busy, it still requires to keep in touch with your visitors, well wishers of your site, to be at the place where you are.I also watch that you also personally respond to some of the comments made on the blogs.That is the good sign of a business man to keep yourself abreast of the developments happening around you and remain trendy.You are on your chosen goal and of course on the right track.Many of us have much to learn from you.Thank you.Ramalingam

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Lance Winslow writes:

Hmm, 4-years, wow. Come to think of it, this Blog was here before I signed up in March of 2005. This Blog sure has come a long way indeed.

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Steve Hill writes:

Happy 4th Birthday.

This is a very useful and informative blog. Lets hope it continues for another four years

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agnes_griffins writes:

Hello Mr. Christopher,

Happy Blog Anniversary!
Your blog are amazing and remarkable and very useful to everyone.

Thanks for four years of remarkable great content.

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Dina at Wordfeeder.com writes:

Happy Bloggiversary.

I remember the old days, when EzineArticles was cute and small and cozy. When you’d do a shout out to Salt ‘n Pepa on your mutual birthdays, and 10 comments on a single blog post meant things were really raging on the ole EzineArticles blog.

I was flabbergasted at the email I received that massaged my “expert author” ego so nicely and could not believe the swiftness that my customer service questions were answered (and there were many of those).

Now you’re big, crazy-big… and as they say in those old cigarette commercials… “You’ve come a long way, baby!”

Thanks for being there to help me grow my copywriting presence on the web.

Dina

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Shirley:

The EzineArticles Twitter module can automatically syndicate your new articles into your Twitter account so every time we accept a new article submission of yours, it’s automatically updated on your Twitter profile.

The full blog entry is here: http://blog.EzineArticles.com/2008/08/automatic-updates-to-twitter.html

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Jonathan writes:

Congratulations Chris,

Good job!

Best

JF

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Shirley Bass writes:

Hi Chris,

I have updated my Twitter info in my EzineArticles account and am beginning to get the hang of Twitter. I can see this is going to be fun!

Thanks for the tip.

Shirley Bass

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Christina Sponias writes:

Now that I saw this message I remembered my account on Twitter! I didn’t like, because I don’t like to keep writing what I’m doing!

It must be useful for some people, though. I liked the idea to have my articles there, but I have no time to care about this matter now.

Thank you for the advice!

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Alejandro Guevara Onofre writes:

Congratulations to Christina Sponias
Brazil was chosen host of the 2014 World Cup (by the FIFA Executive Committee) and Rio de Janeiro is one of the favorites to host the Summer Olympics in 2016 (Rio will compete with Chicago, Tokyo and Madrid). The FIFA World Cup is the most watched event in the world.Brazil will be the “sports capital of the world”. It is an opportunity to unite countries and territories!…
Good luck and success in all your projects
Muito obrigado (many thanks)
Alejandro

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Christina Sponias writes:

Really? I’m so glad! Thank you very much for this information!

I never read anything about sports! But I’m really happy for my country! Brazilians are extraordinary people!

Living so many years far away, I really miss the Brazilian mentality. It is totally different from the European!

I’m in Greece, and I also have Greek roots. However, my heart is Brazilian, and especially my mind. I’m very Brazilian, besides my Greek blood.

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

On the topic of which countries we’ve been recognizing their Independence Days… have been countries with 500 or more EzineArticles members.

Brazil is represented by 84 members at this time:
http://ezinearticles.com/?type=location&sel=Brazil

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Christina Sponias writes:

Interesting! My name is not in the list, though. Why?

And why do you need to have so many authors in order to remember their independence day? 500 are too many!

Not that I mind. It doesn’t really matter! I’m only asking for curiosity.

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Christina,

You control which country you’re listed in.

Go into your EzineArticles Account Manager and update your address from what it is now (not Brazil) to Brazil if you want to show up in the Brazil list of countries.

Hint: You’re found in this list:
http://ezinearticles.com/?type=location&sel=Greece

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Christina Sponias writes:

Thank you, Chris!

I don’t mind be included in the Greek list! I have two nationalities. But since I’m more Brazilian than Greek, I will change my country at my account. September the 7th is a sacred date for me, since I was a child!

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Christina Sponias writes:

I cannot change my location, because I’m not in Brazil, so I better remain in the Greek group! Greece is my country too.

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Hendry Lee writes:

Happy belated 4th blog anniversary. Keep up the good work! :)

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Willem @ microdesign writes:

Gratz guys ! keep it up! :D

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