UK Mass Blog
"People throughout the country are being asked to contribute to a mass web log recording a day in the life of Britain.
Tuesday 17 October has been picked as an "ordinary day much like any other of no particular national significance".
The blogs will then be stored by the British Library and at other locations as a permanent record of everyday life."
from: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6048392.stm
As well as the British Library, the BBC and the National Trust and other official sounding people are involved. Apparently, the duller the better. They want real minutae. What you ate for dinner kind of stuff. Kind of exciting though :)
Of course, my housemate pointed out that we'll have consumed ourselves into extinction long before this stuff becomes historically exciting, but it's nice to feel part of something anyway.
Take part here: History Matters
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