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You can explore the content of this blog in several ways. See the right sidebar of this page for some suggested collections of content, or use these:

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The home page itskeptic.org is the blog itself. The most recent blog posts are at the top. A sidebar shows the most recent comments.

If you want to dig back into the past, you can just scroll down (there are paging links at the bottom of the blog).

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Important or useful information is organised into a hierarchal “book” under the “About” menu option on the main menu at top right – it is not just the usual yada yada yada.

BOKKED

BOKKED is a public service provided by the IT Skeptic: a repository of known errors in bodies of knowledge such as ITIL. It lives on this site alongside the blog.

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the IT Skeptic's page for journalists, and a collection of Skeptic quotes, are here

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Foreign readers can take advantage of Google Translate (we did use BabelFish translation, but we've sold our soul to Google). A special welcome to all my Brazilian, Spanish, Dutch and Belgian readers. USA readers: I’m sorry but Google does not provide Yank as an option so you will just have to struggle on with English OK?

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