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I am headed to Austin this afternoon for a much needed break. In the meanwhile, here is a list of the ten posts that were the most popular in March, based on traffic.

1. Fake is not “Refreshing”
2. 7 Habits of Highly Effective Blogs
3. When PR Tactics Compromise the Message
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Marie Antoinette
Originally uploaded by anonymuis. Just as Doc Searls talks about the generosity of the web on Nathan Torkington’s site, and Kate follows up praising the contributions made by generous individuals in the read more...

We Will Rebuild
Originally uploaded by laffy4k. With a new hurricane season in sight and concerns about the ability of charitable organizations, such as the Red Cross, to effectively respond, it is important to note that the speed with which people get back to “normal” is critical to the success of recovery operations.

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It's hard to be inclusive, but if you want the job done right, give it to Constantin Basturea. If you don't know who he is, you need to get to know him. He keeps multiple PR lists, including the PubSub list, the Bloglines list, the New PR Wiki and a bunch of others.

So on that note, he just sent me an e-mail with some new "toys" for the PR BlogSet.

"I just wanted to let you know that I read more...