Tomorrow I will start my new job. And as if they knew, Dilbert.com have a nice strip up today. But since I agreed on the job at the start of July I fortunately got the chance to join the weekly sponsored company breakfasts aswell as a 2-day training with my future colleagues already in July. I also did some research over the last days closely related to my work. So it will sure not be a Dilbert-start as I know the half company already.

But tomorrow of course ends a period of very much infrastructuring, learning and intensive research and weblogging for my sole personal knowledge enrichment of the last three month. Expect more posts from me, but sure not with that intensity and probably for related to current questions and findings related to my projects technologies and project management insights.

What motivates me to invest some of the small time left besides a job and a university study over the next months and years is actually the readers and webloggers feedback and links I got the last 3 month topping 85.000 impressions with up to 1600 unique visitors per day (according to my webhosters awstats).

And the most the sparely but existing informal and interesting feedback I got from you, the community, (100 comments on 300 articles is not bad, isn't it?) motivates me most. Of course I laughed out loud over those anonymous comment posts of more negative readers (should I say nerds?) complaining about everything and the world and my weblog aswell as some dirty spam comments – were the later were of course deleted very quick.