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The tweet reads, "The 90-9-1 rule is a rule of thumb for internet communities: 90% of people lurk, 9% contribute a little, 1% do most of the work. It is true on Reddit, where 25% of the most popular subreddits are administered by four people; on Wikipedia (77% is written by 1% of users!) & others." I had never heard of the 90-9-1 rule before but found it interesting since it seems to apply to mgoblog as well. Seth has mentioned a few times here that the front page gets way more traffic than the board and some people find that hard to believe. I'm not sure if he was aware of this rule or just ...

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Somerset County Area Agency on Aging 7:05 pm The Somerset County Area Agency hit the ground running to help senior citizens as soon as the vaccine became available. “Prior to that we were about a month maybe even six weeks ahead of the governor. We had talked to our consumers that are on our case load and we made a list of people that were interested in vaccines,” said James T. Yoder, Administrator for Somerset County Area Agency on Aging. Under Governor Wolf’s order, vaccine providers are able to work with area agencies on aging to get vaccine appointments for senior cit...

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Friday, December 25th 2020, 9:54 pm By: Ashlyn Brothers TULSA, Okla. - There are a lot of people putting in double-time on Christmas day to keep their city going strong. Essential workers said the best gift this season is providing a service with a smile on their face.  You might even call them the hidden hometown heroes.   "We'll be here. They'll be here. Somebody's always here,” said James Yoder, TFD Captain.  “We are a 24/7 365 facility,” said Chip Robertson, Covanta Energy Operations Maintenance Manager.  "We have people working 12-13 hours,” said Charles DiClemente, general...