What Now

For two seconds, or so, Shares Market play was finally fun, and this blog, and many others like it, were useful tools for creating wealth in the Shares Market.

And then Shares math tweaks changed all that. So the question is this: is there any remaining usefulness in maintaining this blog?

On Our Way

Today we made invitations to active Primary Corp members to join us in this endeavor. We'll be extending the invitation to others as time allows. If you haven't yet received an invitation, send us a PM. Here's the scoop, along with a hint of something else to come:

We've created our own RPI Links Blog. You may have seen members of other corps listed in the top 100 blogs. (First Love and Pain and now Aliens.) Their own corporation linking-blogs/schemes got them there, and we're joining the fray. We'll be working out exchanges with other corporations, so the opportunities for growth in the valuation of our individual blogs is ... well ... huge! So join us, in ...

Three Easy Steps
1. Add a link to the RPI Links Blog (http://rpi-links-blog.blogspot.com/) from any/all of your blogs that are listed at B$.
2. Send us the URLs of the blogs, so we can verify the links and then add them to the blogroll.
3. Be willing, a bit later, to add a few more links to your participating blogs (some blogs, like spaces blogs, don't work with the automated blogroll, so we'll have to manually link to them).

Benefits? The valuation of all participating blogs will grow, immediately and progressively as more blogs are added and as we exchange links with others. Oh, and you'll also get a thank-you gift, 250 billion, at the end of step 3.

Second, be on the lookout for an announcement of our RPI August Shares Contest, to be announced by PM within the next few days. Prizes to be awarded could total as much as 50 Trillion, so this one shouldn't be missed!

For now, link to the RPI Links Blog and send your URLs, if you want to join us in this.

All the Remaining Fish in the Sea

Yeah, even Renegades need their own little tidal pool in the wide Sargasso link-sea.