For the 3rd year running, the November edition of NTEN Connect will be filled with content written entirely by our Members -- but with a twist.

Last month, we put out a call for articles, and received 21 submissions from NTEN Members. Those articles are now up on our blog, and the most popular -- as determined by page views, time on page, and number of comments and retweets -- will be featured in our November newsletter later this month.

That's a lot of knowledge to drop on you all at once, but like 2Pac said:

So listen up to the flavor I gave you, now dropping it.
We folks know, ballers know, no stopping it.
Dropping knowledge like the a-bomb dilly as napalm.

Okay, that really doesn't make any sense in this context. So, without further nonsensical digression, we give you, in reverse alphabetical order, your 2009 NTEN Member Appreciation Month articles:

• Zucchini and Websites: The Power of Analogies
• Writing for the Web: Tips for Nonprofit Organizations
• Will It Take a Village to Bring Our Communities Online?
• Why 140 Characters Works
• What’s More Awesome than Sharing? Publishing, with Facebook Connect
• What You Are NOT Doing CAN Hurt You
• What Nonprofits Should Know About Launching a Social Networking Community
• Twitter: I think I get it. Now what do I tweet?
• The Power of Personalization
• Technology is all about the Eyeballs
• Tapping into the Strengths of a Generation – The Millennials
• Take-aways from Voluntweetup Event
• Social Media and Technology: What Nonprofits Need To Know
• Is Your Network Ready for the Future? Getting Involved with ARIN and Preparing for IPv6
• How To: Create a Listening Dashboard for your Organization
• How To Use Information You Already Have To Personalize Constituent Experiences Online
• Email Campaigns That Work for Nonprofits
• Don't Over Invest in Your Website
• Case Study: Inside an Integrated Holiday Fundraising Campaign
• Be Sparkly and Other Tips to Rise Above the Social Media Clutter
• As Location is to Real Estate, Timing is to Social Media
• A New Marketing Paradigm: How Affordable, Active and Agile Technology Can Change Nonprofits

Thanks to everybody who submitted! Now, help us get the word out...