With that being said we invite the uninformed few of us to browse through the following content :
http://uk.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUKL2716879920080227
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/feb/27/earthquake
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/interactive/2008/feb/27/earthquake
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2008/feb/27/naturaldisasters
There were places in West London where persons felt the tremors quite a bit, but our lair seemed impervious to them. I guess our neighbours were awoken from their slumber…..we did hear them moving around a bit 😉 . Coincidently though, around the time the shaking was in full force (some sources account for a Richter Scale reading of 5.3), we had just begun a brainstorming period that will go down in the annals of history…..I Kid You Not!!!!!
Now, onto the crux of this editorial:
As I read this morning’s Metro, I couldn’t help but think that this event may be, in a ever soo slight way, considered as a coincindence. It may be a case of blowing our own trumpet but we did allude to the possibility of the “ground over here in London shaking” . Perhaps our users had just about everything to do with it? Possibly! We can safely say that with minimal advertising and due mostly to the power of word-of-mouth, we’ve garnered over 50 registered users during our first full day of operation. Now considering that the office closes for less than 4 hours a day, it’s a good look for us and it’s more than what we could have hoped for. Moreover, unique visits to the site are growing at a full replacement rate of 100% per day! I think that equates to an exponential factor of 2 for you math whiz kids out there….but I stand corrected 🙂
Ok, so I think we all know who’s to blame here: YOU, Our Esteemed Users……The Canvamaniacs. You have done such a good job with exceeding our bandwith expectations that you’ve literally SHOCKED us……to the point we are sure that the “gospel” of WebCanvas.com will continue to spread like WAVES……
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