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MAKING BLOGLAND BETTER
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I've blogged off and on for about 13 years.... I do miss some of the original blogs I used to frequent often. I'm always drawn to the ones that make me read and ponder thought. I like to hear about a writer's day or hear about a rant they may be having. It adds a human side to the online persona.
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My posts have declined mainly because of the glitches that site refuses to fix. $$$$ is another factor for something not working! I don't subscribe to the other medias you mentioned As for the blogger awards, Bustybetty hasn't been here for years now! 
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I couldn't say it any better TSmeet is a sex and dating site, while FB I understand is also used for finding dates  A blog, a poll is very helpful to find out if a guy is only into SEX or if he actually would like more, by visiting your blog or poll and understand your needs much better. It takes some time, it helps to eliminate empty miles though
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The toons are hilarious!
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Some of the bloggers have stated in the past that they use the site only to blog so perhaps there is an incentive for Various to fix the blog problems if it means retained numbers (bloggers and followers). However I suspect the number is very small meaning there will be no return on investment. I'd much rather see quality than quantity. There are members who still see the blogs as a popularity contest and must post their one or two blogs every day in order to stay at the top of the list. But is it quality? Questionable. And we all know about the ones who bulk post every day - they just get ignored. The TSmeet site is going downhill, I suspect along with all the other associated sites as well as numbers continue to decline and the population continues to age. It wont be here for ever and I'd be very surprised if it lasts another five years.
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What can this site do to make blogland better? Be professional in working the various and normal problems What can bloggers do to make blogland better.Just stay active, not much else with the way they manage it
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I really miss a number of bloggers that used to post regularly on here. BustyBettyBoop comes to mind, with her awards posts (as you stated). There is still fun to be found here but it used to be much funnier.
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i have also noticed the relative silence. it was busier before! but as you mention also more drama and the blog wars... i am also posting less. since you read my blog you know i am working more. i get pretty tired to post and read. once in a blue moon i can that a peek. but some days i peek and there is nothing new.
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I've blogged off and on for about 13 years.... I do miss some of the original blogs I used to frequent often. I'm always drawn to the ones that make me read and ponder thought. I like to hear about a writer's day or hear about a rant they may be having. It adds a human side to the online persona.
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Like I mentioned to BJ, I'm in it to make real world friendships from the blogs. It's where the smart, interesting, funny people are and with the way I travel, it's been a fabulous decade of meeting folks from all over the country. I do agree with you that because there's no way of monetizing the blogs, there's no way the site is going to promote them in any way. If they do, then say goodbye to any content worth reading. I think the site could make things better by finally fixing the first comment glitch as well as the lack of mobile access. Sadly, I DO check out the new blogs and the majority of new blogs seem to be just for grift, not for actual content, so I'm not sure if improved access and timely postings would even make a difference.
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Like I mentioned to BJ, I'm in it to make real world friendships from the blogs. It's where the smart, interesting, funny people are and with the way I travel, it's been a fabulous decade of meeting folks from all over the country. I do agree with you that because there's no way of monetizing the blogs, there's no way the site is going to promote them in any way. If they do, then say goodbye to any content worth reading. I think the site could make things better by finally fixing the first comment glitch as well as the lack of mobile access. Sadly, I DO check out the new blogs and the majority of new blogs seem to be just for grift, not for actual content, so I'm not sure if improved access and timely postings would even make a difference. The site should sort out the many glitches.
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I've been silent lately mainly because of the pandemic. Sheltering in place was no fun, and it messed up with my mind more than I expected it to.
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I've been silent lately mainly because of the pandemic. Sheltering in place was no fun, and it messed up with my mind more than I expected it to.
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As a newbie to the blog-o-sphere I see the concerns that you describe in your post. Even if one can not monetize these blogs (but I think you could with the most popular ones). The blogs do provide added value to the members and as such should be supported fully & included in the mobile site. As I see it, there is much potential in keeping bloggers active because it makes the full experience of A.fF come alive. There are all types of people in this app and the programmers will financially do well by addressing all the needs of it's members. Otherwise they will go elsewhere ... and whatever gets left of aF.f will be of very little use to the few who remain. If you wish to contact me, I've setup a private Mailbox Private message Area WHAT39S IN THE VAULT STAYS IN THE VAULT in my Blog. CarpeJamie Check out my Blog CarpeJamie
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As a newbie to the blog-o-sphere I see the concerns that you describe in your post. Even if one can not monetize these blogs (but I think you could with the most popular ones). The blogs do provide added value to the members and as such should be supported fully & included in the mobile site. As I see it, there is much potential in keeping bloggers active because it makes the full experience of A.fF come alive. There are all types of people in this app and the programmers will financially do well by addressing all the needs of it's members. Otherwise they will go elsewhere ... and whatever gets left of aF.f will be of very little use to the few who remain. The site definitely needs to address its audience who access it via mobile. The site is running on quite old codes, hence the glitches. It's refreshing to hear a generally postive view of the site. Though an 'oldie', sometimes when things change, the 'oldies' like to blame the site. I think to a large extent blogland is what we as bloggers make of it.
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I also just returned after 12 years of absence, and I'm still trying to figure out what has changed in blogland.
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I also just returned after 12 years of absence, and I'm still trying to figure out what has changed in blogland. I think you'll find it much quieter. There are even male bloggers in the top bloggers list largely because a lot of female bloggers have left. Thanks for stopping by.
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