By Joshua Topolsky
2010 posted October 5th 12: 24 PM
we always knew Darren Murph had tons of talent and was extremely produktiver-- but the man has the paper now to prove it seriously. Our own Mr. Murph was awarded the Guinness world record for most contributions per a blogger. This is not just a first for Darren, it is a first for Guinness and create a new category for the group. Darren joined in July 2006 Engadget (his first post is here), and almost four years to the day (if these figures were presented Guinness) had he 17,212 individual contributions arrived (since, of course exceeded). This is the individual posts on Engadget Engadget HD and Engadget Mobile, not duplicate work. We obviously couldn't be more proud to Darren and the work that he is (and still do) here are and we think this is an amazing accomplishment for a writer. Of course this is the guy to have 59 posts in a single day at CES 2008. Ernst. His current word count to 3,389,148 is to put it in perspective. That's six times over war and peace.
We asked Darren, if he had something to say, and he gave a nod Ryan Block (our former Chief Editor) for gave him the chance here to start (and "not kill me if I pass him early").Darren told us that he intends to get better the title for the rest of his natural life would you verteidigen.So would-be competitors started... right... now.
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