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GMail based blog

How about an alternative use for the huge unutilized storage space of your 1000 megabytes Gmail account? Blogging, for example!

Gallina is a blog based on Google's Gmail. Gallina allows you to post blog entries by sending a message through Gmail, with the "star" function. Any replies to the e-mail are posted as comments in the blog. This practically has given you a 1000megabyte blog!

I was just wondering how would the guys at Google react to it? For now, Blogger still remains the most popular blogging service but who knows... ;)

Gallina's screenshot:

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Gallina
Gallina Demo blog

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