#Skribit Cures Writers Block
August 18, 2009
2:43 pm
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For those that are writers, or who aren’t writers yet need to write, there is Skribit. Your readers will tell you what to write, not user generated content, but user generated topics. Paul Stamatiou gave birth to this idea at Georgia Tech in 2007 during a Startup Weekend event run by Andrew Hyde.
Skribit needed a few stickers, so we made them on a new digital press we are testing out in the office.
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