Jumper Bailey's Bully Pulpit Releases Blogger's Dictionary

DALLAS, TX - Jumper Bailey's Bully Pulpit ("The Little Blog with a Great Big Heart") has released its "Blogger's Dictionary," a reference for the blogging community.

Jumper Bailey, Webmaster and Chief Operating Officer for the Bully Pulpit, says he believes the service is long overdue.

"Blogging is exploding. Everyone is getting into it," he said. "But it has its own terminology, its own language."

"What does all that stuff mean?" he asked rhetorically, tossing up his hands in a gesture of mock bewilderment.

"People want to know. And I intend to tell them."

Characterizing his dictionary as "short, sweet, and to the point," Jumper said that the dictionary currently has "about 34 entries, give or take."

"I wanted to focus on a few key terms rather than the whole lexicon. I'll probably add new words as I learn them," he said.

Although he believes that his dictionary will perform a valuable service, Bailey said that he does not intend to charge users for the use of his dictionary.

"I couldn't do that," he said. "The need is out there, and I wouldn't dream of turning people away from a helpful resource."

"This is a labor of love," he said. "I'm a generous person by nature."

About the Bully Pulpit

Jumper Bailey's Bully Pulpit (http://jumperbailey.com) is a blog which explores the lighter side of life. It was officially launched on January 2, 2006.

The Blogger's Dictionary is located at http://jumperbailey.com/blogs/blog-2006-02-01.php and currently contains approximately 34 entries.

This release was published on openPR.