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MindComet Expands BloginSpace.com: Now Offers Non-Bloggers the Chance to Send a Message Into Space

MindComet opens deep space message transmission to all Internet users with the addition of the new “Space Post” feature to BloginSpace.com. Following last Tuesday’s launch of BloginSpace.com, MindComet has been flooded by requests from non-bloggers around the world demanding the same opportunity to transmit messages in hopes of communicating with extraterrestrials.

Within the first week of BloginSpace.com’s launch, over 2,000 bloggers in 68 countries have submitted their blogs for transmission into space. “The launch has been incredibly successful,” commented Ted Murphy, President and CEO of MindComet. “The only issue we have had is the response from people without blogs. It seems everybody wants to transmit a message into space.”

MindComet’s new “Space Post” feature will allow users to transmit one-off messages into space without having a blog or RSS feeds. “We were more than happy to figure out a way to give anyone with Internet access the opportunity to send a message into space,” said Murphy.

Murphy has the same acknowledgement for the potential risks involved with the space transmissions from these one-time messages. “We can’t rule out the possibility that other life forms might not like some of the messages they are receiving,” Murphy said. “We haven’t seen any overt problems with the blog feeds as of yet, but there’s always that chance.”

Murphy continues to emphasize the importance of keeping messages positive to prevent possibilities of intergalactic war. “One of the reasons we started this service was to counter the years of violence and bloodshed broadcast into space by mass media,” Murphy continued. “We encourage our participants to show the other side to the humanity.”

BloginSpace.com’s “Space Post” marks the third major milestone MindComet has produced for the blogging community. The June 3rd launch of BlogStar Network, connecting influential bloggers with advertisers, marked the first successful movement, with BloginSpace.com quickly following.

MindComet’s “Space Post” will remain a free service, using an earth-based satellite broadcast to send the transmissions into deep space. To fill out a message for transmission Internet users can visit

BloginSpace.com

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