National Day of Unplugging 2011 starts now, but only after you tweet about it
Darren Murph was scheduled to write about the National Day of Unplugging 2011, which spans from sundown on March 4th to sundown on March 5th. Unfortunately, this post was delegated to him too late in the evening. He had already "unplugged." You could bother to search Facebook and Twitter to see his last snippet of digital communication for the day, but then you'd be laughing in the face of this marvelous idea. Your call. You know who you have to answer to in the end.National Day of Unplugging 2011 starts now, but only after you tweet about it originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 04 Mar 2011 19:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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