Yassuda [pt] invites other Brazilian bloggers to join a 'social blogging' campaign. The idea is to get bloggers to choose a non profit organization and try to use their blogs to help it - writing about the organization and asking for donations: toys, a Christmas supper, food, clothing, or even just time. “That is it. I hope to get to the conclusion that the web is indeed a collaborative tool. In all senses”.
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