Where have we been?

March 10th, 2010   by Craig Hayden

Good question. Intermap has been silent for a few months, as its contributors (namely, Shawn and myself) have been busy with professional obligations that somehow preclude blogging. You may also note a new design. The reason for this new look is that our theme template was pretty badly hacked by some malicious code and we’re still trying to work out the bugs.

We now return you to our fairly regular, periodic blogging.

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