Alert visitors to this site will have noticed that it has become moribund over the last couple of months. This is partly because of a lack of time to keep entries updated but also because I have gradually been forming an opinion that the site isn’t quite doing what I want it to do (and so haven’t been motivated to find the time to create new entries). I have come to the conclusion that what I really want is a site that offers more flexibility in terms of the kind of entries I can write and the topics I can cover. I don’t want to feel pressured to keep up regular entries on every marine science story I come across in New Scientist and the weekend papers, but I do want to be able to write about items that I find particularly interesting (and not just in relation to marine science).
So – from now onwards (unless I change my mind again!), Ocean Currents will not receive any new content. However, you can find my new web project which is a much more eclectic mixture of material (not just marine science) at http://timohare.wordpress.com. I will leave Ocean Currents open for access for a while but if and when visits drop to a minimal level I will probably pull the plug on it altogether.
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