What's next?
Wednesday, November 05, 2008 by Dave Winer.
Now the next question is -- what comes next? 
Probably some writing. But not yet. My to-do list is very long. I need to get my car serviced. Pay some bills and call some friends. After that, I don't know. Hey at least there's one thing that isn't on my list -- I get to stay in the USA. 
I wonder what our election looks like to people outside the U.S.
Curious -- there was so much angst, now that Obama is our President-elect, what changed -- what comes next for you?
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