James Mackenzie – I’m the former head of media for the Green MSPs, now running my own business. I used to post to my own blog, Two Doctors, but the more communal atmosphere of this project is working better for me. I’m still an enthusiastic party member, I don’t expect to write posts which disagree with party policy, but everything with my name on it is obviously my own opinion. Get in touch if you want to contribute a guest post, or help deliver leaflets, or suggest a game of backgammon.
Aidan Skinner – I’ve been arguing about politics on the internet since forever (well, the mid-90s) and have voted for every party in Scotland that’s won a seat that isn’t the Tories, Christians, or Senior Citizens. That’s what happens you present a 19 year old with a capricious streak with an mixed member system. In 2006 I joined the Labour party, which apparently makes me a black hearted Unionist but I blame the colour on a youthful goth phase…
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#1 by Phil Hunt on September 20, 2010 - 5:29 pm
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If you look at an individual post to this blog, it doesn’t say who wrote it (it does no the home page, but not the individual post). The blog would be improved if it did.
#2 by Jeff on September 20, 2010 - 5:41 pm
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Agreed Phil, thanks for the feedback & I didn’t realise that wasn’t the case. We’ll look to amend sharpish.
(Jeff)
#3 by James on October 5, 2010 - 3:05 pm
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Fixed! Thanks.
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#4 by Doug Daniel on November 17, 2011 - 1:33 pm
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This is WELL out of date now!
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