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Q. Were are your blogs?
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Q. How can I read more than just the lead paragraph?
A. If you click on the headline, it takes you to a larger story on our website. If you want to see even more, the last line of each story provides source information. You can often click on it to go to the original report.

Q. Where can I find prior issues of your daily newsletter?
A. They are located on our archive page which you can find by clicking here.

Q. Where do you get your information?
A. We constantly monitor news wires and get press releases throughout the day. We even research our own stories. When you click on a headline and go to the full story, the very last line of the page will tell you where we found the story. If we wrote it ourselves, it will mention RV Daily Report within the first two paragraphs.

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A. Simply e-mail it to editor@rvdailyreport.com. Generally, press releases are posted within minutes of our receiving them. All press releases received by 3 p.m. CST will be included in that day's newsletter.

Q. Why are the times wrong on the comments posted?
A. It's a programming issue with the software we use for blogs and news stories. The software really doesn't know where someone is when a comment is posted. So, it assumes that the person is located in Greenwich Mean Time (the international date line). However, people can register on our site by clicking on the word Sign-Up in the upper right corner of every screen. Once registered, users can create their own profiles and indicate which time zone they are in. That way, when comments are posted, it will show the actual time zone in which the user is located.

Q. Why does a strange picture appear next to my comments?
A. The picture is called a gravatar or Globally Recognized Avatar.  You can select your own image or upload a picture by visiting http://en.gravatar.com. It's free and once you register your e-mail address, the same picture will appear whenever you post a comment to any website that recognizes gravatars. Until you register a gravitar, the pictures on our site are randomly assigned by the software. They aren't a reflection of the person's comments, mood, personality or anything like that.